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Guidance for implementing, reviewing, debugging, and migrating WordPress custom database tables using BerlinDB 3.x — schemas, queries, migrations, and verificat
BerlinDB skill provides concrete, developer-focused guidance for working with the BerlinDB 3.x library in WordPress plugins and integrations. It explains the canonical object model (Schema, Table, Query, Row), relationship declarations, meta-table presets, debugging patterns, and verification commands so an assistant can help implement and verify DB-backed features reliably. The skill also points to repository references for schema, query, debugging, migration, and verification exercises.
Use this skill when authoring or reviewing code that defines or manipulates custom database tables in WordPress using BerlinDB 3.x: creating Schema/Table/Query classes, migrating 2.x patterns to 3.x, debugging silent save failures or table upgrades, writing relationship filters, or preparing verification test runs and CI checks. Prefer it for consumer-facing integration work rather than core contributor workflows (the repo has a separate contributor CLAUDE.md).
references/ docs covering schema/table, query/row shapes, debugging, migration, verification, and extending patterns.Best used by code-capable assistants (Claude Code, Copilot-style agents, or any agent that can read and produce PHP snippets and CI commands). The guidance is implementation-level and intended for agents that can edit code, run verification commands, and reason about tests.
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