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• work-management

  Query, monitor, and analyze jobs on IBM i using SQL table functions via the ibmi CLI. Use when user asks about: (1) finding jobs by status, user, subsystem, or type, (2) monitoring active job performance (CPU, I/O, memory), (3) detecting long-running SQL statements, (4) analyzing lock contention, (5) checking job queues, (6) scheduled jobs, (7) job logs, (8) replacing WRKACTJOB, WRKUSRJOB, WRKSBSJOB, WRKSBMJOB commands, or (9) any IBM i work management task.

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• system-health

  Monitor IBM i system health including CPU, memory, disk, ASPs, system limits, and network status via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) CPU utilization or system status, (2) memory pool sizes or page faults, (3) disk capacity or ASP usage, (4) system limits approaching thresholds, (5) TCP/IP connections and network status, (6) system activity overview, (7) replacing WRKSYSSTS, WRKDSKSTS, WRKTCPSTS commands, or (8) any system health monitoring task.

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• database-performance

  Monitor IBM i database performance including index statistics, maintained temporary indexes (MTIs), database monitors, query supervisor thresholds, and materialized query tables. Use when user asks about: (1) index usage or unused indexes, (2) maintained temporary indexes and whether to create permanent indexes, (3) database monitor configuration, (4) query supervisor thresholds, (5) MQT statistics and refresh status, or (6) tables with high MTI overhead.

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• skill-creator

  Guide for creating effective skills. This skill should be used when users want to create a new skill (or update an existing skill) that extends Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge, workflows, or tool integrations.

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• ibmi

  Core skill for working with IBM i systems via the ibmi CLI and ibmi-mcp-server. Provides text-to-SQL methodology, iterative querying best practices, schema discovery, and SQL validation patterns for Db2 for i. Use as the foundation for ANY IBM i task — install this skill first, then add domain-specific skills (ibmi-database, ibmi-system) as needed.

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• performance

  Monitor IBM i performance including collection services, temporary storage, disk I/O metrics, and memory pool performance via SQL services. Use when user asks about: (1) collection services configuration or categories, (2) temporary storage usage by bucket or job, (3) disk I/O performance per unit, (4) memory pool page fault rates, (5) performance data collection settings, (6) replacing WRKSYSSTS performance views, or (7) any performance analysis or capacity planning task.

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