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Upstash Redis Kv

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intellectronica·vlatest·database·CC0-1.0

Access and manipulate Upstash Redis key-value data stores directly within your intellectronica AI workflows.

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    Run this in your project

    terminal
    $ npx skills add intellectronica/agent-skills --skill upstash-redis-kv -a claude-code
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intellectronica

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About this skill

upstash-redis-kv

What it does

This skill enables AI agents to interact with Upstash Redis, a serverless key-value store. It allows agents to perform standard database operations like setting, getting, and deleting data directly within their workflow.

When to use it

  • Storing temporary session tokens or user preferences for quick retrieval.
  • Caching frequently accessed API responses to reduce latency.
  • Managing real-time counters or leaderboards in live applications.
  • Queuing tasks for background processing jobs.

Key capabilities

  • SET: Store key-value pairs with optional expiration times (TTL).
  • GET: Retrieve values associated with specific keys.
  • DEL: Permanently remove data from the database.
  • EXISTS: Check if a specific key is present in the store.

Example prompts

  • "Store the user's email address under the key 'user_123' so I can retrieve it later."
  • "Check if the session token for this user exists in Redis before proceeding with authentication."
  • "Delete the temporary cache entry for the product page that is no longer needed."

Tips & gotchas

Ensure you have a valid Upstash connection string and access credentials configured before attempting to connect. While this skill handles basic key-value operations, it does not support complex data structures like lists or sets directly through this specific interface; those may require additional configuration or different skills depending on the underlying Redis implementation.