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Create a new Django model in a module. Use when adding models, database tables, or data classes.
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| name | add-model |
| description | Create a new Django model in a module. Use when adding models, database tables, or data classes. |
Create a new Django model class in a module's models.py.
jig run ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/recipe.yaml --vars '{"module": "<module>", "model_name": "<ModelName>", "fields": "<field_lines>"}'
auth)Permission)name = models.CharField(max_length=100))fields variable is raw Python — include proper indentation and field definitions.