generated: '2026-08-05' method: generated source: openapi/timescale-tiger-cloud-openapi-original.yml, openapi/timescale-ghost-openapi-original.yml, conventions/timescale-conventions.yml, errors/timescale-problem-types.yml note: >- Every operationId referenced in these skills was grepped against the harvested specs and verified to exist verbatim. The skills carry the conventions the specs do NOT state — Basic auth (no securitySchemes block), 202-then-poll async, the absence of any idempotency key, and the single-wildcard error envelope. skills: - file: timescale-provision-tiger-cloud-service.md name: Provision a Tiger Cloud PostgreSQL service api: openapi/timescale-tiger-cloud-openapi-original.yml operations: [getAuthInfo, getProjects, createService, getService, getServices] - file: timescale-fork-a-service-for-testing.md name: Fork a Tiger Cloud service to get a disposable copy of production data api: openapi/timescale-tiger-cloud-openapi-original.yml operations: [getServices, getService, forkService, resizeService, stopService, startService] - file: timescale-observe-a-service.md name: Read Tiger Cloud service logs and metrics api: openapi/timescale-tiger-cloud-openapi-original.yml operations: [getService, getServiceLogs, getServiceMetricsAvailableSeries, getServiceMetricsSeries] - file: timescale-ghost-database-for-an-agent.md name: Give an agent its own Ghost Postgres database api: openapi/timescale-ghost-openapi-original.yml operations: [authInfo, getPricing, createSpace, createApiKey, createDatabase, getDatabase, listDatabases, forkDatabase, pauseDatabase, resumeDatabase, shareDatabase, spaceUsage] provider_published_skills: found: false note: >- No AGENTS.md or packaged skill files are published for the REST APIs. Tiger Data does ship a "skills" concept, but it is PostgreSQL/TimescaleDB authoring guidance served through the MCP `view_skill` tool and the eight MCP prompts (design-postgres-tables, setup-timescaledb-hypertables, ...) — database design advice, not API operating instructions. Those are catalogued in mcp/timescale-mcp.yml.