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Use this skill whenever a user wants to transfer, migrate, convert, troubleshoot, or generate commands for moving SQLite 3 schema and data into MySQL or MariaDB using sqlite3mysql. This skill helps gather the required source and connection details, choose a local or Docker workflow, produce safe copy-pasteable commands, and explain sqlite3mysql caveats.

Use this skill whenever a user wants to transfer, migrate, convert, sample, troubleshoot, or generate commands for moving MySQL or MariaDB schema and data into SQLite using mysql2sqlite. This skill helps gather the required connection details, choose a local or Docker workflow, produce safe copy-pasteable commands, and explain mysql2sqlite caveats.

Use this skill whenever a user wants to install, configure, troubleshoot, or write Python application code for encoding and decoding nested query strings with the qs-codec package, including comparing or composing qs-codec with urllib.parse.urlencode, parse_qs, parse_qsl, and URL components. This skill helps produce practical qs_codec.decode, qs_codec.encode, qs_codec.loads, and qs_codec.dumps snippets, choose DecodeOptions and EncodeOptions, explain option tradeoffs, and avoid qs-codec edge-case pitfalls around lists, dot notation, duplicates, null handling, charset sentinels, depth limits, URL replacement, and untrusted input.

Use this skill whenever a user wants to install, configure, generate code for, troubleshoot, or choose options for encoding and decoding nested query strings in Dart or Flutter with the qs_dart package. This skill helps produce practical QS.decode, QS.encode, and Uri extension snippets, explain option tradeoffs, and avoid qs_dart edge-case pitfalls.

Use this skill whenever a user wants to install, configure, troubleshoot, or write C#/.NET code with QsNet, its adapter packages (QsNet.AspNetCore, QsNet.Flurl, QsNet.Refit, QsNet.RestSharp), or RestEase raw-query composition for encoding and decoding nested query strings. This skill helps produce practical Qs.Decode, Qs.Encode, DecodeQsQuery, ToQueryMap, ToQueryString, AddQueryString, AppendQsQueryParams, SetQsQueryParams, QsQuery, AddQsQueryParameters, and RestEase RawQueryString snippets, choose DecodeOptions and EncodeOptions, explain option tradeoffs, and avoid QsNet edge-case pitfalls around URI query extraction, lists, dot notation, duplicates, null handling, charset sentinels, depth limits, web framework query normalization, double encoding, and untrusted input.

Use this skill whenever a user wants to install, configure, troubleshoot, or write Kotlin, Java, JVM, Android, OkHttp, Ktor, or Spring Web application code for encoding and decoding nested query strings with the qs-kotlin packages. This skill helps produce practical QS.decode, QS.encode, decode, encode, toQueryMap, toQueryString, decodeQsQuery, addQsQueryParameters, appendQsQueryParameters, parseQsQuery, and queryQs snippets, choose DecodeOptions and EncodeOptions, explain option tradeoffs, and avoid qs-kotlin edge-case pitfalls around lists, dot notation, duplicates, null handling, charset sentinels, depth limits, Java interop, java.net.URI raw query handling, Android coordinates, framework URL builders, double encoding, and untrusted input.

Use this skill whenever a user wants to install, configure, troubleshoot, or write Swift, SwiftPM, Apple-platform, Linux Swift, or Objective-C application code for encoding and decoding nested query strings with the QsSwift package. This skill helps produce practical Qs.decode, Qs.encode, decodeAsync, QsObjC, URLComponents.appendQsQueryItems, URL.appendingQsQueryItems, DecodeOptions, and EncodeOptions snippets, explain option tradeoffs, and avoid QsSwift edge-case pitfalls around lists, dot notation, duplicates, nil and NSNull handling, charset sentinels, depth limits, Objective-C bridging, Foundation URL query encoding, deterministic ordering, and untrusted input.

Use this skill whenever a user wants to install, configure, troubleshoot, or write Rust application code for encoding and decoding nested query strings with the qs_rust crate. This skill helps produce practical decode, decode_pairs, encode, serde from_str/to_string, Value/Object, DecodeOptions, and EncodeOptions snippets, choose option tradeoffs, and avoid qs_rust edge-case pitfalls around lists, dot notation, duplicates, null handling, charsets, serde scalar semantics, depth limits, untrusted input, and qs interoperability.

Use this skill whenever a user wants to inspect, query, validate, edit, script, troubleshoot, or generate commands for `.env` files using envq. This skill helps produce safe byte-preserving envq commands, explain duplicate-key and quoting behavior, choose preview/check workflows, and avoid treating envq as a dotenv runtime loader or shell evaluator.