ryanjanssen
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ryanjanssen publishes skills for context management, SQL consensus querying, and natural-language data questioning.
Agent Skills by ryanjanssen
Showing 3 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
ryanjanssenupdate-from
Imports external schema and metadata into the vault with query-verified context files.
ryanjanssensql-consensus
Generates SQL queries through a five-sub-agent consensus protocol with iterative disagreement resolution.
ryanjanssenreflection
Validates SQL query results against plausibility checks and proposes data model updates.
Frequently Asked Questions About ryanjanssen
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform using ryanjanssen's skills?▼
The skills cover context lifecycle management (writing-context, context-audit, update-from, reflection), SQL consensus building (sql-consensus), natural-language data questioning (ask-data), plus setup, learning capture, and checklist proposal generation.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Developers and data practitioners who maintain project context documents and query databases. The sql-consensus and ask-data skills suit analysts validating SQL, while context-audit and writing-context suit engineers managing structured project knowledge.
How do I install and run ryanjanssen's skills?▼
Clone the public repository containing the skill folders, then register each folder (setup, learn, ask-data, sql-consensus, and others) with your skill runtime. The setup skill handles initial configuration before invoking the remaining skills.
Are ryanjanssen's skills free and open source?▼
The skills are published in public repositories under the ryanjanssen account, so they are publicly accessible at no cost. No explicit license is declared in the manifest, so review the repository before commercial redistribution.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
A compatible skill runtime capable of loading folder-based skills is required. The sql-consensus and ask-data skills additionally assume access to a queryable data source, while context skills require existing project context files to audit and update.