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data-engineering

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Design, implement, review, and operate governed Solo Empire data products and lake-first pipelines. Use for source intake, ingestion, Parquet or Iceberg, schemas and contracts, quality, lineage, replay or backfill, access, retention, release, incidents, or deprecation; do not use for generic database CRUD or AI-agent orchestration without a data-product boundary.

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    Never let a producer write directly into another application's operational store or silently discard invalid records.

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    Verify source-to-target reconciliation, quality thresholds, lineage, consumer compatibility, access, retention, recovery, cost, and …

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    Run the narrow data tests first, then repository checks when tracked files change:

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 18 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Data Engineering

Turn a data request into a bounded, replayable data product with explicit ownership, contracts, quality evidence, lineage, and operating controls.

Context routing

Role, process, learning, and workspace documents (roles/, learning/, projects/, knowledge/, quiz/) live in the bookchaowalit/knowledge-base repository, not in this one. Read them from that checkout (set SOLO_KNOWLEDGE_ROOT; default is the knowledge-base sibling of this checkout); the relative paths below are relative to its root. Data-lake code lives in bookchaowalit/data-lake-pipelines (override SOLO_DATA_LAKE_ROOT).

  • Always read roles/data-engineering/README.md for the role boundary and gates.
  • Read roles/data-engineering/PROCESS.md for a new or changed data product, pipeline, release, incident, or retirement.
  • Read roles/data-engineering/PROCESS-REGISTER.md only when selecting subprocess artifacts or templates.
  • Read systems/ai-data/data-lake-architecture.md for ingestion, lake layers, storage, streaming, or downstream projections.

Workflow

  1. Define the consumer decision, measurable outcome, data owner, producer, consumers, grain, source permission, privacy class, retention, volume, and freshness. Stop if ownership, permission, or permitted use is unknown.
  2. Select the smallest subprocess and copy only its required blank templates from templates/roles/data-engineering/ into the owning data-product workspace; never edit a source template in place.
  3. Preserve exact source bytes and checksum in immutable landing storage when the lake contract applies. Produce a versioned Bronze manifest before any SQLite, dashboard, API, MCP, analytics, or AI projection.
  4. Version schemas and contracts. Make transforms deterministic, idempotent, bounded, observable, and safe to retry, quarantine, backfill, and replay. Never let a producer write directly into another application's operational store or silently discard invalid records.
  5. Verify source-to-target reconciliation, quality thresholds, lineage, consumer compatibility, access, retention, recovery, cost, and rollback. A breaking contract change or production release requires accountable owner and affected-consumer approval.
  6. Handoff the decision, artifacts, commands, evidence, exceptions, owners, approval points, rollback/replay path, and next review. Report missing controls as gaps instead of claiming readiness.

Verification

Run the narrow data tests first, then repository checks when tracked files change:

# data-lake code lives in bookchaowalit/data-lake-pipelines; run its suite (see its README):
# cd "${SOLO_DATA_LAKE_ROOT:-../data-lake}" && for t in $(find infra/tests -name '*_test.py' | sort); do .venv/bin/python "$t" || echo "FAIL $t"; done
task contracts:check
task docs:check

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