digoal — Portable Database Expert (blog-driven)

Name: digoal — Portable Database Expert (blog-driven)
Rating: 88 (1 reviews)
Author: digoal

Trust Score 88/100

Acts as a portable digital employee distilled from the `digoal/blog` repository: PostgreSQL, AI+DB, vector/RAG, operations, and technical writing guidance.

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digoal

Portable digital employee based on the digoal/blog repository. Use this skill when you need database-engineering judgment, practical troubleshooting steps, article-writing in digoal style, or to mine the local blog for evidence and examples. The skill enforces a source-first workflow and explicit rules for locating a local blog checkout before making blog-grounded claims.

What it does

Locates a local digoal/blog checkout (via DIGOAL_BLOG_ROOT, CLI arg, or auto-discovery)
Runs local search scripts to extract blog evidence for answers and articles
Produces database-focused outputs: diagnostics, migration steps, SQL, architecture advice, and article-ready Markdown in Chinese by default

Usage notes

Never modifies the blog repository; reads it as authoritative context when available
If the local blog is not found, prompts for the correct path before producing blog-grounded claims

Examples

Troubleshoot PostgreSQL/PolarDB issues with reproducible commands and verification steps
Draft article in digoal style with citations to local blog posts

Audit Summary

digoal is a portable database expert skill distilled from the digoal/blog repository. It provides structured workflows for PostgreSQL troubleshooting, architecture advice, article writing, and source-code interpretation. No bundled scripts to test — the skill relies on a search_blog.py helper and references/ directory. Clean SKILL.md with no security issues; read-only approach to blog data is well-designed.

Watch Out

Requires a local digoal/blog checkout to function
Default output language is Chinese unless user specifies otherwise

Notes

Well-structured instructional skill with clear operating rules and quality bar. Niche audience (PostgreSQL/Chinese DBA community). References external DeepWiki MCP for upstream source verification but leaves that as user-initiated. No executable scripts included in the audit payload.

Information

Repository: blog

Trust Score

Overall88

Security95

Code Quality82

Architecture78

Usefulness55

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