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copy-connections
copy-connections contains 6 collected skills from fivetran, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Use this skill AFTER copy-connections-execute has successfully created connection shells, to help the user attach credentials to their newly-created connections. Identifies what auth each connection uses, offers flexible credential collection (bulk file, one-by-one, or UI self-service), and provides Fivetran UI links for anything the user prefers to handle themselves. Invoke from the copy-connections coordinator after execute reports success.
Use this skill AFTER credentials have been attached to the newly-created connections (via the credentials skill or manually in the Fivetran UI). Runs setup tests to verify credentials and discover the schema, then applies table/column selections, sync modes, and hashing from the copy plan. Invoke from the copy-connections coordinator after credentials are in place.
Use this skill as part of the Copy Connections workflow to execute a validated copy plan. Creates connection shells (without credentials), installs Quickstart packages, and produces a results file with next steps. Refuses to run without a passing validation report. Invoke from the copy-connections coordinator.
Use this skill as part of the Copy Connections workflow to gather the user's intent, fetch their current Fivetran setup (connections, destinations, transformations), and produce a structured copy plan. Invoke this from the copy-connections coordinator, not directly.
Use this skill when the user wants to copy, clone, migrate, or replicate their Fivetran connections from one destination to another — whether same destination type (e.g., splitting one warehouse into two) or different (e.g., Redshift to Snowflake). Handles the end-to-end workflow including scoping, validation, credential handling, and execution.
Use this skill as part of the Copy Connections workflow to validate a copy plan before execution. Checks for naming collisions, type compatibility, schema compatibility, and transformation portability. Can also be used standalone to answer "what would break if I copied these?" without committing to execute. Invoke from the copy-connections coordinator or directly when the user asks to validate an existing plan.