modeling-pigment-applications
SkillAlways use this skill when designing or modifying Pigment applications. Provides the mental model of a Pigment app (Application, Dimensions, Calendars, Metrics, Transaction Lists, Tables), the core concepts (dimension list vs property vs transaction list, metric vs table, sparsity, scope), the canon
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git clone https://github.com/gopigment/ai-plugins.git ~/.claude/skills/modeling-pigment-applicationsWhat is modeling-pigment-applications?
Always use this skill when designing or modifying Pigment applications. Provides the mental model of a Pigment app (Application, Dimensions, Calendars, Metrics, Transaction Lists, Tables), the core concepts (dimension list vs property vs transaction list, metric vs table, sparsity, scope), the canonical order of architecture decisions, a minimal viable application pattern and pointers to deeper-dive docs (architecture, naming, hierarchies, calendars, principles, folders, subsets, performance).
What this can do
Capabilities declared in this component's own frontmatter — not inferred.
Inherit all session tools
Declares no tool restrictions — inherits every session tool
~125 tokens of context used while enabled, before you invoke anything
Documentation
README · ~7 min readModeling Pigment Applications
Core concepts and architecture for designing Pigment applications. Read first for any modeling task. Jump to the linked deep dives only when the task requires the detail.
When to Use This Skill
Read this skill before:
- Designing or restructuring an Application (dimensions, metrics, tables, transaction lists, folders)
- Choosing dimension vs property, metric vs transaction list, table vs standalone metric
- Reviewing whether an existing structure is sound (sparsity, scope, T&D safety)
- Onboarding to an unfamiliar workspace before changing anything
Mental Model
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