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Create and manage forked durable streams that inherit data from a source up to an offset, enabling branching, TTL inheritance, and independent lifecycle managem
Forking creates a new durable stream that references (not copies) the data from a source stream up to a specified offset. The fork has its own URL, TTL/expiry, and deletion lifecycle while transparently reading inherited data followed by the fork's own appends. This enables branching workflows, stream variants, and safe experimentation without duplicating data.
Use this skill when you need to: create a branched copy of a stream for experimentation; preserve a snapshot view at a known offset; isolate writes to a variant stream while reading inherited history; or manage lifecycle/TTL differences between a derived stream and its source. It is also essential when handling soft-deletes where forks keep data accessible.
Client-focused skill targeting JavaScript/TypeScript agent integrations and tooling that can call Durable Streams client libraries (Copilot/Codex/Gemini CLI/Cursor-friendly snippets).
Documentation-only skill for the durable-streams library's forking feature. No scripts or executable code. Well-structured SKILL.md with clear setup instructions, core patterns, and common mistakes at CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM severity levels. Targets a specific library audience.
Clean documentation skill with no security concerns. No scripts to execute. Well-organized with progressive disclosure and cross-references to related skills. Niche applicability limits usefulness score.
