db-generate

Generate database migrations for Medusa modules with a single command. Wraps the npx medusa db:generate CLI command to create migration files for specified Medusa modules Accepts module name as an argument and reports migration file location, errors, and next steps Automatically suggests running npx medusa db:migrate after generation to apply migrations

npx skills add https://github.com/medusajs/medusa-agent-skills --skill db-generate

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Generate Database Migrations

Generate database migrations for the specified Medusa module.

The user will provide the module name as an argument (e.g., brand, product, custom-module).

For example: /medusa-dev:db-generate brand

Use the Bash tool to execute the command npx medusa db:generate <module-name>, replacing <module-name> with the provided argument.

Report the results to the user, including:

The module name for which migrations were generated
Migration file name or location
Any errors or warnings
Next steps (running npx medusa db:migrate to apply the migrations)

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