FastTransfer Agent Skill
arpe.io publishes official agent skills in the arpe-io/arpeio-skills GitHub repository. The fasttransfer skill teaches your AI agent how to build, explain and troubleshoot FastTransfer commands: which parameters exist, which source and target combinations work, which parallel method to choose, and which mistakes to avoid.
The same repository also has skills for FastBCP, MigratorXpress, LakeXpress and the arpe.io ADBC drivers.
The skill is a set of instructions: it teaches the agent how FastTransfer works, and the agent writes the command. The arpe.io MCP server gives the agent tools that build, validate and, if you allow it, run FastTransfer commands. The two work well together, so install both if your agent supports them.
Claude Code
Install the skill as a plugin from the arpe.io marketplace:
/plugin install fasttransfer --marketplace arpe-io/arpeio-skills
Or in two steps:
/plugin marketplace add arpe-io/arpeio-skills
/plugin install fasttransfer@arpe-io
Then just ask, for example: "Copy the PostgreSQL table public.orders to SQL Server with FastTransfer".
To get the latest version of the skill later:
/plugin marketplace update arpe-io
/plugin update fasttransfer@arpe-io
Other agents (Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI…)
Copy the skill folder into the directory your agent reads skills from:
git clone https://github.com/arpe-io/arpeio-skills.git
cp -r arpeio-skills/plugins/fasttransfer/skills/fasttransfer <your-agent-skills-dir>/
For agents without skill support, paste the content of SKILL.md as custom instructions. The files in its references/ folder can be attached or pasted when needed.
Product version
The skill states the FastTransfer version its facts were checked against. Before building a command, it asks the agent to check the installed version (FastTransfer --version) and to confirm against this documentation when the installed product is newer.
Reporting issues
If the agent gets something wrong, open an issue at github.com/arpe-io/arpeio-skills/issues with the FastTransfer version, the prompt you gave, and the command the agent produced (with passwords and licence text removed).