Catalyst Nosql

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Catalyst NoSQL — key-value table store with typed items built via NoSQLItem builder. Partition key required. Trigger on 'NoSQL', 'nosql.table', 'insertItems', 'fetchItem', 'updateItems', 'deleteItems', 'queryTable', 'NoSQLItem', 'document storage', 'flexible schema', or 'Catalyst document database'. Do NOT use when you need SQL joins, ZCQL queries, or a fixed relational schema — use catalyst-datastore instead.

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Guides Catalyst NoSQL key-value table usage, including NoSQLItem construction and SDK operations.

What it does: This skill explains how to work with Catalyst's NoSQL key-value table store, which uses typed items built through the NoSQLItem builder and requires a partition key. It covers SDK operations such as insertItems, fetchItem, updateItems, deleteItems, and queryTable, and provides guidance on choosing NoSQL over the relational Data Store. It produces SDK method calls with the correct table name, partition-key attribute, and NoSQLItem construction.
When to use it: Use it for questions about Catalyst NoSQL, document storage, flexible or schemaless data, nested objects, or the listed SDK methods and NoSQLItem builder. It is not intended for SQL joins, ZCQL queries, or fixed relational schemas, which point to the catalyst-datastore skill instead.
Requirements: No scripts or special tooling are required; it is an instructions-only skill that relies on the bundled reference file references/nosql-basics.md.

How It Works

NoSQL vs Data Store — Choose NoSQL for flexible/evolving per-item attributes, nested maps/arrays, and high-write-throughput key-value access; choose Data Store for a fixed relational schema, joins, or ACID/ZCQL access. Full comparison table in references/nosql-basics.md. Rule: if the user says "ZCQL", "join", "relational", or "fixed schema" — stop and load catalyst-datastore instead.
Load references/nosql-basics.md — for SDK operations (insertItems, fetchItem, updateItems, deleteItems, queryTable) and the NoSQLItem builder.
Answer — Provide the SDK method call with the correct table name, partition-key attribute, and NoSQLItem construction.

Triggers

Use this skill for: "NoSQL", "document storage", nosql.table, insertItems, fetchItem, updateItems, deleteItems, queryTable, NoSQLItem, "NoSQL vs Data Store", "flexible schema", "Catalyst document database", "schemaless data on Catalyst", or "nested objects in Catalyst".

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`references/nosql-basics.md`	SDK operations (`insertItems`, `fetchItem`, `updateItems`, `deleteItems`, `queryTable`), `NoSQLItem` builder, partition-key model, NoSQL vs Data Store decision table

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