Understand databases through the spreadsheet analogy — SQL vs NoSQL, when you need one, and which to choose.
"Help me design the smallest safe database model for this feature.
1. List the tables or collections I actually need
2. Show the key fields and relationships
3. Explain whether SQL or NoSQL makes more sense here and why
4. Call out ownership, validation, and deletion risks
5. Stop before running migrations, destructive schema changes, or data backfills without my approval
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Understand databases through the spreadsheet analogy — SQL vs NoSQL, when you need one, and which to choose. Use it when you need a safer starting point than a blank prompt and you want the agent to stay inside explicit constraints.
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