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dbt-to-smml

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Generate an Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) semantic model in SMML (Semantic Modeler Markup Language) from a dbt project. Use when the user wants to build, convert, or scaffold an OAC semantic model from dbt models — generate SMML, the physical/logical/presentation layers, measures, hierarchies and role-playing dimensions — driven by dbt metadata plus `meta.oac` annotations in schema.yml. Triggers: "generate SMML", "dbt to OAC semantic model", "build the OAC semantic layer from dbt", "create logical/physical/presentation layer from dbt". For hand-authoring, editing, or reviewing SMML directly (no dbt project), use the sibling `smml-semantic-modeling` skill instead — this skill's `meta.oac` vocabulary and generator are built on that skill's modeling knowledge.

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