andre-simplifica/oracle-apex-ai-skills

Vibe coding for Oracle APEX 24.2. Stop hand-building pages; let AI agents inspect, generate, validate, and follow your project standards.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what oracle-apex-ai-skills tells them →

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andre-simplifica/oracle-apex-ai-skills

Skill Codex

Use as the main entry point for installing, updating, or applying the repository-managed Oracle APEX 24.2+ skill kit in a project. Route version-gated APEX development, project learning, cooperative database object locks, complete SQL application exports, database releases, retention, and pending DDL/DML while…

not rated 20 16d ago A 75 tokens original MIT

oracle-apex-dev

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andre-simplifica/oracle-apex-ai-skills

Skill Codex

Use for version-gated Oracle APEX 24.2+ development involving Page Designer, SQLcl, Object Browser, SQL/PLSQL, REST integrations, jobs, regions, reports, Dynamic Actions, contextual help, runtime validation, internal APIs, security guardrails, and local project standards.

not rated 20 16d ago A 64 tokens original MIT

oracle-apex-export

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andre-simplifica/oracle-apex-ai-skills

Skill Codex

Use for version-gated Oracle APEX 24.2+ standard SQL export and database source publication: temporary inspection, complete application snapshots, five-file database releases, coordinated exports, retention, and pending DDL/DML packaging. APEXlang workflows are excluded.

not rated 20 16d ago A 58 tokens original MIT

andre-simplifica/oracle-apex-ai-skills

Skill Codex

Use for installing, upgrading, auditing, retaining, uninstalling, and enforcing the cooperative PKDEVOBJECTLOCK runtime before editing, compiling, replacing, or testing versioned PL/SQL and other supported objects in a shared Oracle DEV schema.

not rated 20 16d ago A SkillSpector: pass 53 tokens original MIT

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