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Audit a dbt project for agent-readiness: what would an AI agent get wrong if you pointed it at this data today? Produces a prioritized report organized by failure modes (wrong numbers, wrong table, wrong column, can't join, query fails). Scales via two-pass architecture with para
Audit a dbt project for agent-readiness: what would an AI agent get wrong if you pointed it at this data today? Produces a prioritized report organized by failure modes (wrong numbers, wrong table, wrong column, can't join, query fails). Scales via two-pass architecture with parallel subagents. Each subagent reads its own phase instruction file, keeping context tight. Use when asked to "audit", "agent-readiness", "scan dbt project", "check data quality", "how ready is my data for AI agents", or "run dbt-agent-readiness."
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Target project path: $0 (or current directory if not specified)
This file orchestrates the audit. Phase instructions live in phases/ files. Each subagent reads only its own phase file. The orchestrator passes structured JSON between phases.
The audit is framed around what an agent actually hits (code evidence) vs what an audit can only forecast (missing tests, unenforced relationships). Findings that require querying the warehouse to confirm (duplicates, orphans, bad data) are not reported as facts.
issues.broken_refs is the most evidence-backed possible finding: the query fails at compile time. Exception: when the project declares package or extension deps (packages.yml / dependencies.yml) that are not installed (dbt_packages/ absent) and there is no compiled manifest, unresolved refs are package models or user-supplied extension points, not broken refs. They move to issues.broken_refs_suppressed_no_deps and synthesis emits one aggregate "run dbt deps (then dbt compile)" notice instead of per-ref Blockers (packages_unresolved is true).dbt_utils.star, SELECT * that can't be resolved, or Jinja for-loops, and no compiled manifest is present, the phantom finding is not emitted. It goes to catalogs.phantom_columns_suppressed_no_manifest instead. Synthesis emits one aggregate "run dbt compile" notice rather than per-model provisional rows. All rows in phantom_columns_by_model carry confidence: 'high' and are evidence-backed._extract_columns_via_sqlglot resolves CTE output columns recursively (depth 10), so a YAML column that survives through base -> mid -> top is not flagged phantom. When the simple YAML-vs-SQL diff still flags something, cross_reference retries via sqlglot.lineage.lineage; resolved findings land in catalogs.phantom_columns_resolved_by_lineage rather than phantom_columns. Unit / currency drift candidates (col * 100, col / 100.0, etc.) are collected into catalogs.potential_unit_drift for synthesis to treat as Blocker candidates when the description doesn't call out the conversion.catalogs.description_contradicts_sql catches three high-signal failure modes deterministically: copy-paste descriptions, scope contradictions ("toutes les lignes" + non-trivial WHERE), and measure/agg mismatches ("count of customers" + SUM(...)).catalogs.undefined_column_refs makes the worst query-fails bug deterministic: for every model, each SELECT scope (outer query + CTEs) is resolved against its input relations (CTEs recursively, ref'd models through their extracted columns); a column referenced in SELECT or GROUP BY that no input produces is flagged with confidence: 'high'. Scopes with any unresolvable input (macros, regex-fallback upstreams, sources) are skipped rather than guessed at. Constructs that produce columns no input relation lists are handled so they never read as undefined: SQL date-part tokens inside DATEADD/DATEDIFF/DATE_TRUNC (day, month, quarter...), UNPIVOT value/name outputs, lateral table-function system columns (SPLIT_TO_TABLE -> value), and fivetran_utils.fill_staging_columns style macro column sets. A ref() always resolves to the model, never a same-named sibling CTE. Without a compiled manifest these checks stay conservative by construction (verified against real Snowflake projects: GitLab, Stripe, Mattermost). catalogs.fan_out_joins deterministically flags models joined by 2+ downstream models on a key with no uniqueness guarantee, each with a runnable verification query. A guarantee is a column-level unique test, the tested PK, or a dbt_utils.unique_combination_of_columns tuple (read from inline tests and from YAML anchor aliases). A join on the whole tuple or a superset is not flagged; a join on a strict subset still can fan out and stays flagged.catalogs.effective_description_coverage reports raw vs effective coverage. Effective = raw minus weak / phantom-documented / contradicts-SQL columns. The gap is the share of docs an agent cannot trust.meta.grain:.The script-generated review queue drives the flag-driven review group: the Python inventory script extracts SQL snippets (WHERE, CASE WHEN, COALESCE, JOINs), builds a concept index, and generates cross-model flags. The LLM reviews flagged concept neighborhoods rather than importance-scored individual models. Granular catalogs (weak descriptions, convention drift, concept variants, same_name_different_grain, phantom_columns_by_model, enum_value_gaps, seeds_not_tested, unit_variants, unprefixed_booleans, overlapping_concept_columns_within_model, lineage_cycles, yaml_vs_sql_column_count_diff) are consumed by synthesis as appendix tables with exact file paths and column names.
| Project size | Inventory | Flag-driven review | Per-model review | Glossary ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ≤30 models | Script | Inline (no subagents) | Inline (no subagents) | After inventory |
| 31-50 models | Script | 2 parallel subagents | 3 parallel subagents | After inventory |
| 51-200 models | Script | 3-4 parallel subagents | 3-4 parallel subagents | After checkpoint |
| >200 models | Script + user confirm | 4 parallel subagents | 4 parallel subagents | After checkpoint |
The phase instruction files are located relative to this SKILL.md file. Determine the absolute path to this skill's directory, then construct paths like {skill_dir}/phases/inventory.md, etc. If the skill is installed at ~/.claude/skills/dbt-agent-readiness/SKILL.md, then phase files are at ~/.claude/skills/dbt-agent-readiness/phases/inventory.md.
Use Glob to find the phase files: **/dbt-agent-readiness/phases/*.md. Record the base path.
Run this yourself. Do not delegate.
Find dbt_project.yml at the target path. Read it. Extract project name, model paths, vars, and global configs.
Check for global test severity. If data_tests: +severity: warn is set project-wide, record it under Hygiene as one line ("project severity defaults to warn"). Do NOT build a root issue around it -- the team likely knows and may monitor via Elementary, Dagster asset checks, or re_data.
Jinja-aware severity parsing. If +severity: is a Jinja expression like {{ env_var('CI_SEVERITY', 'warn') }}, extract the default argument ('warn') and treat that as the effective default. Note "inferred from env_var default" in the Hygiene line.
Use Glob (exclude dbt_packages/, target/):
**/*.sql under model paths → count SQL models**/*.yml and **/*.yaml under model paths → count schema filesUse directory paths and naming prefixes:
staging/ or stg_ prefixintermediate/, prep/, base/, or int_ prefixmarts/, reference/, reporting/, core/, presentation/Layer classification is used for reporting only. It does not drive scoping.
Use the Grep tool to find all ref() calls across the project:
ref\(['"][^'"]+['"]\) with glob *.sql under each model path, output_mode contentIf the Grep tool returns too many results, use this Bash one-liner instead:
python3 -c "
import re; from pathlib import Path; from collections import Counter
c = Counter()
for f in Path('{model_path}').rglob('*.sql'):
if 'dbt_packages' not in f.parts:
c.update(re.findall(r\"ref\(['\\\"]([^'\\\"]+)\", f.read_text()))
for m, n in c.most_common(): print(f'{n:4d} {m}')
"
Store the result as pre_ref_counts. Models with 3+ refs are priority models that will get full inventory treatment. Count them: n_priority.
Check if {project_path}/dbt-agent-readiness.md exists. If it does, read it and store its contents as previous_audit. This will be used in Step 6 to produce a "Changes since last audit" section.
I found {project_name} ({n} models, {n} schema files). {n_priority} models have 3+ inbound refs and will be analyzed in depth.
Do you have a business glossary (a .md or .csv file with term definitions)? This helps me check naming vs vocabulary.
Reply with the file path, or "no" to proceed with just the dbt project.
The audit is dbt-only by default. An optional docs-scan capability maps the
documentation that lives outside the dbt layer (repo docs/, runbooks,
READMEs, a dropped .md, or a user-pointed source) and reports where context
duplicates, drifts from the code, goes stale, or points off-repo.
Set docs_mode = true only when the user opts in — any of:
--with-docs), ORIf docs_mode is on and the user named doc sources, store them as
doc_sources. Otherwise doc_sources stays empty (auto-discover). When
docs_mode is false, skip Step 2d and the docs subagent entirely; the rest of
the audit runs unchanged. Do NOT enable docs mode on your own initiati
name: dbt-agent-readiness description: | Audit a dbt project for agent-readiness: what would an AI agent get wrong if you pointed it at this data today? Produces a prioritized report organized by failure modes (wrong numbers, wrong table, wrong column, can't join, query fails). Scales via two-pass architecture with parallel subagents. Each subagent reads its own phase instruction file, keeping context tight. Use when asked to "audit", "agent-readiness", "scan dbt project", "check data quality", "how ready is my data for AI agents", or "run dbt-agent-readiness." argument-hint: "[path/to/dbt/project]" allowed-tools: - Bash - Glob - Read - Grep - Write - AskUserQuestion - Agent
---
name: dbt-agent-readiness
description: |
Audit a dbt project for agent-readiness: what would an AI agent get wrong if you pointed
it at this data today? Produces a prioritized report organized by failure modes (wrong numbers,
wrong table, wrong column, can't join, query fails). Scales via two-pass architecture with
parallel subagents. Each subagent reads its own phase instruction file, keeping context tight.
Use when asked to "audit", "agent-readiness", "scan dbt project", "check data quality",
"how ready is my data for AI agents", or "run dbt-agent-readiness."
argument-hint: "[path/to/dbt/project]"
allowed-tools:
- Bash
- Glob
- Read
- Grep
- Write
- AskUserQuestion
- Agent
---
# dbt-agent-readiness (orchestrator)
**Target project path:** `$0` (or current directory if not specified)
This file orchestrates the audit. Phase instructions live in `phases/` files. Each subagent reads only its own phase file. The orchestrator passes structured JSON between phases.
## Design principles
The audit is framed around **what an agent actually hits** (code evidence) vs **what an audit can only forecast** (missing tests, unenforced relationships). Findings that require querying the warehouse to confirm (duplicates, orphans, bad data) are not reported as facts.
- **Report split into Blockers vs Hygiene.** Blockers require code evidence (scope divergence, copy-paste descriptions, broken refs, polymorphic columns, within-model collisions, unit mismatch, measure/agg mismatch, high-confidence phantom columns). Hygiene lists missing tests and unenforced relationships, each with a runnable verification query the user can run in ten minutes to confirm or dismiss.
- **Broken refs always Blocker #1.** `issues.broken_refs` is the most evidence-backed possible finding: the query fails at compile time. Exception: when the project declares package or extension deps (`packages.yml` / `dependencies.yml`) that are not installed (`dbt_packages/` absent) and there is no compiled manifest, unresolved refs are package models or user-supplied extension points, not broken refs. They move to `issues.broken_refs_suppressed_no_deps` and synthesis emits one aggregate "run `dbt deps` (then `dbt compile`)" notice instead of per-ref Blockers (`packages_unresolved` is true).
- **Phantom columns suppressed when evidence is weak.** If a model uses `dbt_utils.star`, `SELECT *` that can't be resolved, or Jinja for-loops, and no compiled manifest is present, the phantom finding is not emitted. It goes to `catalogs.phantom_columns_suppressed_no_manifest` instead. Synthesis emits one aggregate "run `dbt compile`" notice rather than per-model `provisional` rows. All rows in `phantom_columns_by_model` carry `confidence: 'high'` and are evidence-backed.
- **Phantom columns traced through multi-hop CTEs and column lineage.** `_extract_columns_via_sqlglot` resolves CTE output columns recursively (depth 10), so a YAML column that survives through `base -> mid -> top` is not flagged phantom. When the simple YAML-vs-SQL diff still flags something, `cross_reference` retries via `sqlglot.lineage.lineage`; resolved findings land in `catalogs.phantom_columns_resolved_by_lineage` rather than `phantom_columns`. Unit / currency drift candidates (`col * 100`, `col / 100.0`, etc.) are collected into `catalogs.potential_unit_drift` for synthesis to treat as Blocker candidates when the description doesn't call out the conversion.
- **`catalogs.description_contradicts_sql`** catches three high-signal failure modes deterministically: copy-paste descriptions, scope contradictions ("toutes les lignes" + non-trivial WHERE), and measure/agg mismatches ("count of customers" + `SUM(...)`).
- **`catalogs.undefined_column_refs`** makes the worst query-fails bug deterministic: for every model, each SELECT scope (outer query + CTEs) is resolved against its input relations (CTEs recursively, ref'd models through their extracted columns); a column referenced in SELECT or GROUP BY that no input produces is flagged with `confidence: 'high'`. Scopes with any unresolvable input (macros, regex-fallback upstreams, sources) are skipped rather than guessed at. Constructs that produce columns no input relation lists are handled so they never read as undefined: SQL date-part tokens inside `DATEADD`/`DATEDIFF`/`DATE_TRUNC` (`day`, `month`, `quarter`...), `UNPIVOT` value/name outputs, lateral table-function system columns (`SPLIT_TO_TABLE` -> `value`), and `fivetran_utils.fill_staging_columns` style macro column sets. A `ref()` always resolves to the model, never a same-named sibling CTE. Without a compiled manifest these checks stay conservative by construction (verified against real Snowflake projects: GitLab, Stripe, Mattermost). **`catalogs.fan_out_joins`** deterministically flags models joined by 2+ downstream models on a key with no uniqueness guarantee, each with a runnable verification query. A guarantee is a column-level `unique` test, the tested PK, or a `dbt_utils.unique_combination_of_columns` tuple (read from inline tests and from YAML anchor aliases). A join on the whole tuple or a superset is not flagged; a join on a strict subset still can fan out and stays flagged.
- **`catalogs.effective_description_coverage`** reports raw vs effective coverage. Effective = raw minus weak / phantom-documented / contradicts-SQL columns. The gap is the share of docs an agent cannot trust.
- **Severity, grain-declared, and zero-tests are not root issues.** Severity gets one line under Hygiene; grain-declared is informational unless the description is also silent on cardinality; zero-tests is appendix-only.
- **"Safe today" criteria.** No Blocker flags, key columns agent-ready, no high-confidence phantoms, either has a PK test OR has 0 inbound refs, not a staging-only alternative to a core model. Grain qualifies via description text ("one row per customer per day") even without `meta.grain:`.
The script-generated review queue drives the flag-driven review group: the Python inventory script extracts SQL snippets (WHERE, CASE WHEN, COALESCE, JOINs), builds a concept index, and generates cross-model flags. The LLM reviews flagged concept neighborhoods rather than importance-scored individual models. Granular catalogs (weak descriptions, convention drift, concept variants, same_name_different_grain, phantom_columns_by_model, enum_value_gaps, seeds_not_tested, unit_variants, unprefixed_booleans, overlapping_concept_columns_within_model, lineage_cycles, yaml_vs_sql_column_count_diff) are consumed by synthesis as appendix tables with exact file paths and column names.
## Routing table
| Project size | Inventory | Flag-driven review | Per-model review | Glossary ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ≤30 models | Script | Inline (no subagents) | Inline (no subagents) | After inventory |
| 31-50 models | Script | 2 parallel subagents | 3 parallel subagents | After inventory |
| 51-200 models | Script | 3-4 parallel subagents | 3-4 parallel subagents | After checkpoint |
| >200 models | Script + user confirm | 4 parallel subagents | 4 parallel subagents | After checkpoint |
## Ground rules
- **Never hallucinate findings.** Every issue must reference a specific file path, model name, and column name you actually read.
- **Never invent model names, column names, or file paths.** Every name must come from a file you read.
- **If unsure, label it "possible issue" with reasoning.** Do not state uncertain findings as fact.
- **Be honest about limitations.** The "What this audit cannot detect" section is mandatory.
- **Exact counts only.** Never use approximate counts (~40%, ~200) in the report. Every metric must be an exact fraction (e.g., 47/118). If you cannot count precisely, say "not assessed" rather than guessing.
## Locate the skill's phase files
The phase instruction files are located relative to this SKILL.md file. Determine the absolute path to this skill's directory, then construct paths like `{skill_dir}/phases/inventory.md`, etc. If the skill is installed at `~/.claude/skills/dbt-agent-readiness/SKILL.md`, then phase files are at `~/.claude/skills/dbt-agent-readiness/phases/inventory.md`.
Use Glob to find the phase files: `**/dbt-agent-readiness/phases/*.md`. Record the base path.
---
## Step 1: Discovery and scoping (inline, ~2 min)
Run this yourself. Do not delegate.
### 1a. Find the dbt project
Find `dbt_project.yml` at the target path. Read it. Extract project name, model paths, vars, and global configs.
**Check for global test severity.** If `data_tests: +severity: warn` is set project-wide, record it under Hygiene as one line ("project severity defaults to `warn`"). Do NOT build a root issue around it -- the team likely knows and may monitor via Elementary, Dagster asset checks, or re_data.
**Jinja-aware severity parsing.** If `+severity:` is a Jinja expression like `{{ env_var('CI_SEVERITY', 'warn') }}`, extract the default argument (`'warn'`) and treat that as the effective default. Note "inferred from env_var default" in the Hygiene line.
### 1b. Build quick file counts
Use Glob (exclude `dbt_packages/`, `target/`):
- `**/*.sql` under model paths → count SQL models
- `**/*.yml` and `**/*.yaml` under model paths → count schema files
### 1c. Classify models by layer
Use directory paths and naming prefixes:
- **Staging:** `staging/` or `stg_` prefix
- **Intermediate:** `intermediate/`, `prep/`, `base/`, or `int_` prefix
- **Core/marts/reference:** `marts/`, `reference/`, `reporting/`, `core/`, `presentation/`
- **Other:** utility, date spines
Layer classification is used for reporting only. It does not drive scoping.
### 1d. Quick ref-count
Use the Grep tool to find all ref() calls across the project:
- Pattern: `ref\(['"][^'"]+['"]\)` with glob `*.sql` under each model path, output_mode `content`
- Parse the matches to count how many times each model name appears as a ref target
If the Grep tool returns too many results, use this Bash one-liner instead:
```bash
python3 -c "
import re; from pathlib import Path; from collections import Counter
c = Counter()
for f in Path('{model_path}').rglob('*.sql'):
if 'dbt_packages' not in f.parts:
c.update(re.findall(r\"ref\(['\\\"]([^'\\\"]+)\", f.read_text()))
for m, n in c.most_common(): print(f'{n:4d} {m}')
"
```
Store the result as `pre_ref_counts`. Models with 3+ refs are **priority models** that will get full inventory treatment. Count them: `n_priority`.
### 1e. Check for previous audit
Check if `{project_path}/dbt-agent-readiness.md` exists. If it does, read it and store its contents as `previous_audit`. This will be used in Step 6 to produce a "Changes since last audit" section.
### 1f. Present discovery and ask about glossary
> I found **{project_name}** ({n} models, {n} schema files). **{n_priority} models** have 3+ inbound refs and will be analyzed in depth.
>
> Do you have a **business glossary** (a .md or .csv file with term definitions)? This helps me check naming vs vocabulary.
>
> Reply with the file path, or "no" to proceed with just the dbt project.
### 1f-bis. Determine docs mode (optional, default OFF)
The audit is **dbt-only by default.** An optional docs-scan capability maps the
documentation that lives *outside* the dbt layer (repo `docs/`, runbooks,
READMEs, a dropped `.md`, or a user-pointed source) and reports where context
duplicates, drifts from the code, goes stale, or points off-repo.
Set `docs_mode = true` only when the user opts in — any of:
- the invocation/request mentions docs/documentation ("include docs", "with
docs", "scan the docs", "docs mode", `--with-docs`), OR
- the user provides a doc source path in reply to the glossary ask.
If `docs_mode` is on and the user named doc sources, store them as
`doc_sources`. Otherwise `doc_sources` stays empty (auto-discover). When
`docs_mode` is false, skip Step 2d and the docs subagent entirely; the rest of
the audit runs unchanged. Do NOT enable docs mode on your own initiatiSkill source recorded
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