Names the domain (Drizzle schema/migration/seed workflow) and some actions (adding or changing DB tables, visa rulesets, document templates), but doesn't list multiple concrete discrete actions like 'create migration files, generate seed data, update schema definitions'.

Clearly answers both 'what' (standardize Drizzle schema/migration/seed workflow, handle DB-driven visa rulesets and document templates) and 'when' (when adding or changing DB tables, especially DB-driven visa rulesets and document templates) with explicit trigger guidance.

Includes strong natural keywords in both English and Korean: 'Drizzle', 'DB tables', 'migration', 'seed', 'schema.ts', '드리즐', 'DB 스키마', '마이그레이션'. The explicit keyword list covers common variations users would naturally use.

Highly distinctive — scoped to a specific project (Viet K-Connect), a specific ORM (Drizzle), and specific domain concepts (visa rulesets, document templates). Very unlikely to conflict with other skills.

Every line serves a purpose. No unnecessary explanations of what Drizzle is or how migrations work conceptually. Assumes Claude knows the tooling and focuses on project-specific conventions.

Provides specific commands (npm run db:generate, db:migrate, db:seed) and file paths, but lacks executable code examples for schema definitions. A concrete example of a table definition in schema.ts (e.g., a visa ruleset table) would make this fully actionable.

Steps are clearly sequenced (update schema → generate → apply → seed), but there are no validation checkpoints or error recovery steps. After generating/applying migrations, there's no 'verify the migration SQL' or 'if migration fails, do X' guidance, which is important for destructive DB operations.

Clean overview with a single well-signaled reference to a deeper rules/examples file. Content is appropriately split — the SKILL.md stays concise while pointing to drizzle-rules.md for detailed rules and examples.