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name couchbase
summary Entry point for all Couchbase questions — routes to the right skill based on topic and language
description Entry point for all Couchbase questions — routes to the right skill based on topic and language. Use for any question about Couchbase SDK connection, querying, search, transactions, analytics, field-level encryption, testing, mobile, caching, eventing, Kafka, XDCR, backup, security, or data modeling.
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last_verified handoff
2026-05
condition skill
user is new to Couchbase or asks a general question
getting-started

Couchbase — Skill Router

This skill is the entry point for all Couchbase questions. Read discovery.yaml to find the right skill for the user's question, then load and follow that skill.

Routing instructions

  1. Read discovery.yaml from the root of this skills collection.
  2. Match the user's question against the triggers and use_when fields.
  3. Load the matching skill's SKILL.md and follow its instructions.
  4. If the user specifies a programming language, prefer the language-specific skill (e.g. server-connection-go over server-connection-python).
  5. If no skill matches, load getting-started.

Quick reference

Topic Skill
New to Couchbase getting-started
Local Docker setup local-dev-setup
Capella (cloud) capella-quickstart
Connect from code server-connection-<lang>
SQL++ queries server-querying-<lang>
KV ops, CAS, bulk sdk-patterns-<lang>
Full-text / vector search search-<lang>
Transactions transactions-<lang>
Analytics / OLAP analytics-<lang>
Field-level encryption flefle-<lang>
Testing testing-patterns-<lang>
Caching / TTL caching-patterns
Data modeling server-data-modeling
Security / RBAC security
Eventing eventing
Kafka / DCP kafka
XDCR xdcr
Backup / restore backup
Disaster recovery disaster-recovery
Monitoring monitoring
Mobile (Android) mobile-android
Mobile (iOS) mobile-ios

Replace <lang> with: python, java, go, dotnet, nodejs, php, ruby, rust, or scala.