ShotGrid batch operations skill — create, update, or delete multiple entities in a single API call. Use when an AI agent needs to perform the same operation on many entities efficiently. Not for single-entity CRUD — use shotgrid-crud.
ShotGrid CRUD skill — create, read, update, and delete ShotGrid entities. Use when an AI agent needs to manage ShotGrid data: find entities, create new records, update fields, or delete/retire entities. Not for batch operations or schema queries.
ShotGrid discovery skill — verify connection, list entity types, and inspect server info. Use when an AI agent needs to understand available ShotGrid data before querying specific entities. Not for CRUD operations or schema details.
ShotGrid notes skill — create, read, and update notes linked to entities. Use when an AI agent needs to annotate shots, assets, tasks, or versions with notes. Not for entity CRUD — use shotgrid-crud for that.
ShotGrid schema skill — inspect entity field definitions, data types, and valid values. Use when an AI agent needs to understand what fields exist on an entity, their types, constraints, and valid values before creating or updating data. Not for entity CRUD — use shotgrid-crud.
ShotGrid search skill — advanced entity search with text matching, relationship traversal, and filter composition. Use when an AI agent needs to find entities by name, status, dates, or relationships beyond simple field equality. Not for single-entity CRUD — use shotgrid-crud for that.
ShotGrid setup skill - generate local IDE, mcpcall, Docker, gateway, and custom skill injection configuration for dcc-mcp-fpt. Use when an agent needs to help a user bootstrap or audit a local/container deployment.
ShotGrid user identity skill — report effective credentials, permission level, and active profile without exposing secrets. Use when an agent needs to know whose ShotGrid account is in use.
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