ccfg-redis

Scaffold Redis connection configuration or key namespace conventions for a new or existing project

Run Redis usage quality gate suite (key naming, memory policy, antipattern detection)

Use this agent for Redis-based architectural patterns including caching strategies (cache-aside, write-through, write-behind), rate limiting (fixed window, sliding window, token bucket), distributed locks (Redlock, SET NX EX, fencing tokens), pub/sub and streams messaging, job queues (BullMQ pattern, streams pattern), session storage, leaderboards with sorted sets, circuit breaker implementation, bloom filters, counting with HyperLogLog, and geospatial queries. Invoke for designing cache invalidation strategies, implementing rate limiters, building reliable distributed locks, or architecting event-driven systems with Redis Streams. Examples: implementing sliding window rate limiting, designing a Redlock-based mutex, building a priority job queue, or setting up cache stampede protection.

Use this agent for Redis 7+ data structure selection, key schema design, Lua scripting, pub/sub and streams configuration, module usage (RedisJSON, RediSearch, RedisTimeSeries), memory management, persistence configuration, security hardening, cluster and sentinel setup, and general Redis administration. Invoke for designing key naming hierarchies, choosing between hashes and strings, configuring consumer groups, writing Redis functions, tuning eviction policies, or troubleshooting memory and latency issues. Examples: designing a multi-tenant key namespace, migrating Lua scripts to Redis 7 functions, configuring AOF with RDB snapshots, setting up ACL rules, or diagnosing slow log entries.

This skill should be used when implementing caching strategies, rate limiting, distributed locks, session management, job queues, or other Redis-based patterns.

This skill should be used when working with Redis, designing key schemas, selecting data structures, configuring Redis clients, or managing Redis memory.