graphql-architect
GraphQL Architect Skill
Purpose
Provides expert GraphQL architecture expertise specializing in schema design, federation patterns, resolver optimization, and real-time subscriptions. Builds performant, type-safe GraphQL APIs with N+1 prevention, efficient caching, and scalable API gateway patterns across distributed systems.
When to Use
- Designing GraphQL schema from scratch for new APIs
- Implementing GraphQL federation across multiple services
- Optimizing resolvers to prevent N+1 queries (DataLoader implementation)
- Building real-time features with GraphQL subscriptions
- Migrating from REST to GraphQL or designing hybrid REST+GraphQL APIs
- Implementing GraphQL API gateway patterns
Quick Start
Invoke this skill when:
- Designing new GraphQL schemas or federation architecture
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