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"name": "data-signal-enrichment",
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"description": "Signal normalization, provider orchestration, and data quality governance",
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"version": "1.0.0",
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"author": {
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"email": "opensource@intentgpt.ai"
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# data-signal-enrichment
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Signal normalization, provider orchestration, and data quality governance
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agents/data-quality-steward.md
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name: data-quality-steward
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description: Ensures enriched data meets governance, compliance, and freshness standards before activation.
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model: haiku
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---
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# Data Quality Steward Agent
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## Responsibilities
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- Define validation rules, freshness thresholds, and confidence scoring for signals.
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- Monitor anomalies, duplicates, and schema drift across providers.
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- Coordinate remediation workflows with RevOps, engineering, and vendor support.
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- Maintain audit logs and compliance documentation.
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## Workflow
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1. **Rulebook Setup** – capture required fields, validation logic, and escalation owners.
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2. **Monitoring** – run automated tests, compare sample outputs, and flag deviations.
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3. **Remediation** – triage issues, reprocess batches, or reroute to backup providers.
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4. **Certification** – sign off before data syncs hit production systems.
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5. **Reporting** – publish health summaries and incident logs.
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## Outputs
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- Validation dashboards + exception queues.
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- Compliance-ready audit logs per provider/source.
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- Release notes documenting fixes and approvals.
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---
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agents/provider-ops-lead.md
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name: provider-ops-lead
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description: Manages enrichment provider SLAs, credit optimization, and failover sequences.
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model: haiku
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---
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# Provider Ops Lead Agent
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## Responsibilities
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- Maintain provider roster, costs, SLAs, and coverage maps.
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- Configure waterfalls, prioritization logic, and throttling safeguards.
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- Monitor credit burn, success rates, and error patterns.
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- Coordinate with finance/legal for contract updates and compliance reviews.
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## Workflow
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1. **Inventory & Cost Review** – track credits, pricing tiers, and utilization trends.
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2. **Workflow Design** – translate GTM requirements into provider sequences.
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3. **Monitoring & Alerts** – set thresholds for latency, error %, and coverage drop.
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4. **Optimization** – test new providers, route traffic based on performance, and sunset poor performers.
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5. **Reporting** – publish SLA dashboards and optimization recommendations.
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## Outputs
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- Provider scorecards with success/cost metrics.
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- Waterfall configuration files + change logs.
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- Monthly utilization + optimization report for RevOps leadership.
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---
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agents/signal-integrator.md
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name: signal-integrator
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description: Normalizes signals from enrichment providers, intent feeds, and internal
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telemetry into a unified layer.
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model: haiku
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---
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# Signal Integrator Agent
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## Responsibilities
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- Orchestrate provider APIs, webhooks, and batch uploads into a governed signal warehouse.
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- Apply identity resolution for accounts, contacts, and opportunities.
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- Maintain schema + taxonomy mappings for enrichment attributes and intent topics.
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- Publish ready-to-activate datasets for sales, marketing, and CS automations.
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## Workflow
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1. **Source Audit** – inventory feeds, credentials, and health metrics.
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2. **Normalization** – standardize fields, apply dedupe/conflict logic, and attach metadata.
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3. **Scoring & Tagging** – add freshness, confidence, and usage hints for downstream teams.
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4. **Distribution** – push curated tables to CDP/CRM and orchestration plugins.
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5. **Monitoring** – log provider latency, error rates, and coverage gaps.
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## Outputs
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- Unified signal table definitions and sample extracts.
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- Source health dashboard with SLA alerts.
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- Distribution checklist for each downstream system.
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---
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commands/audit-provider-health.md
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name: audit-provider-health
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description: Evaluates enrichment provider performance, coverage, and compliance posture.
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usage: /data-signal-enrichment:audit-provider-health --providers apollo,hunter --window 30d --metrics success,latency,credits
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---
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# Command: audit-provider-health
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## Inputs
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- **providers** – comma-separated provider IDs (optional, defaults to all).
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- **window** – lookback window (7d, 30d, quarter).
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- **metrics** – success | latency | credits | quality (single or multi-select).
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- **include-incidents** – true/false to append incident log details.
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- **format** – dashboard | memo | csv.
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## Workflow
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1. **Data Pull** – aggregate success logs, latency metrics, credit usage, and quality flags.
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2. **Benchmarking** – compare against SLA targets, cost thresholds, and historical averages.
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3. **Incident Review** – attach outages, compliance issues, or ticket history (if requested).
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4. **Recommendation Engine** – flag providers for scale-up, optimization, or pause.
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5. **Packaging** – compile memo/dashboard plus Jira-ready action list.
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## Outputs
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- Provider scorecard per vendor with KPIs and SLA deltas.
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- Optimization recommendations (route changes, contract updates, new tests).
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- Incident appendix with remediation owners and due dates.
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## Agent/Skill Invocations
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- `provider-ops-lead` – owns analysis + recommendations.
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- `data-quality-steward` – confirms quality/compliance findings.
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- `signal-integrator` – ensures logging/telemetry coverage.
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- `provider-scorecard` skill – standardizes scorecard layout.
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- `waterfall-blueprint` skill – updates workflows based on findings.
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---
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commands/normalize-signals.md
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---
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name: normalize-signals
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description: Processes enriched datasets into unified schemas with identity resolution and tagging.
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usage: /data-signal-enrichment:normalize-signals --source warehouse --outputs crm,cdp --taxonomy intent_v2
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---
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# Command: normalize-signals
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## Inputs
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- **source** – data origin (warehouse, csv, api, webhook).
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- **outputs** – comma-separated destinations (crm, cdp, lake, orchestration).
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- **taxonomy** – schema/taxonomy version to enforce.
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- **window** – time window or batch ID to process.
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- **dry-run** – true/false toggle for validation-only runs.
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## Workflow
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1. **Schema Detection** – inspect incoming fields, compare to taxonomy, flag gaps.
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2. **Identity Resolution** – match accounts/contacts/opps using rules + heuristics.
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3. **Normalization** – standardize values, units, topics, and metadata.
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4. **Tagging & Scoring** – add freshness, confidence, and signal-type tags.
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5. **Distribution** – publish to requested destinations with lineage + control tables.
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## Outputs
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- Normalized dataset (per destination) with schema compliance report.
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- Identity resolution summary (matches, conflicts, unresolved records).
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- Taxonomy drift log + remediation checklist.
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## Agent/Skill Invocations
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- `signal-integrator` – runs normalization + distribution.
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- `data-quality-steward` – validates schema + scores.
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- `provider-ops-lead` – supplies provider metadata for lineage.
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- `signal-taxonomy` skill – enforces schema + naming rules.
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- `identity-resolution` skill – handles matching heuristics.
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---
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commands/run-waterfall-enrichment.md
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---
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name: run-waterfall-enrichment
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description: Executes provider waterfalls with credit governance, failover rules, and delivery targets.
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usage: /data-signal-enrichment:run-waterfall-enrichment --type contact --input "Taylor Reed, Nimbus" --sequence apollo,hunter,rocketreach --max-credits 5
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---
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# Command: run-waterfall-enrichment
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## Inputs
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- **type** – contact | company | technographic | intent.
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- **input** – record payload (name/company/email/domain/file).
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- **sequence** – optional ordered provider list; default uses ops config.
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- **max-credits** – ceiling for total credits to consume.
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- **delivery** – crm | csv | warehouse specifying output target.
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## Workflow
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1. **Request Validation** – confirm fields, dedupe against recent runs, and enforce rate limits.
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2. **Sequence Selection** – pull provider order from configs, adjust for overrides or outages.
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3. **Execution Loop** – call providers, capture response metadata, apply validation logic.
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4. **Aggregation & Scoring** – merge best data, attach confidence + provenance tags.
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5. **Delivery & Logging** – push to destination, log credits, update success dashboards, trigger alerts if thresholds exceeded.
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## Outputs
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- Enrichment payload (JSON/CSV/CRM payload) with fields, provider, timestamp, confidence.
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- Credit + latency report appended to provider utilization table.
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- Alert entries when max-credits hit or providers fail.
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## Agent/Skill Invocations
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- `provider-ops-lead` – supplies sequence + credit policy.
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- `signal-integrator` – handles normalization + delivery.
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- `data-quality-steward` – validates results before release.
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- `waterfall-blueprint` skill – enforces sequencing template.
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- `provider-scorecard` skill – logs performance + cost metrics.
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name: identity-resolution
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description: Use to match accounts, contacts, and opportunities across enrichment
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sources with governed rules.
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# Identity Resolution Playbook Skill
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## When to Use
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- Normalizing provider outputs before syncing to CRM/CDP.
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- Tying intent, enrichment, and product telemetry to the same account/contact IDs.
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- Diagnosing duplicate or conflicting records in downstream systems.
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## Framework
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1. **Key Hierarchy** – define primary/secondary keys (domain, account_id, email, person_id).
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2. **Matching Logic** – configure deterministic and fuzzy rules, tie-breakers, and confidence scoring.
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3. **Conflict Handling** – specify precedence rules, merge policies, and exception queues.
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4. **Governance** – document owners, change control, and monitoring cadence.
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5. **Audit Trail** – capture lineage metadata, before/after snapshots, and rollback steps.
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## Templates
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- Matching rule matrix (field, rule type, weight, confidence threshold).
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- Exception queue workflow with owners + SLAs.
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- Audit workbook for sampling matches vs source-of-truth.
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## Tips
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- Start with deterministic keys (domain, CRM ID) before fuzzy logic to reduce noise.
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- Version rules so downstream teams know when behavior changes.
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- Pair with `signal-taxonomy` to keep IDs aligned with schema updates.
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name: provider-scorecard
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description: Use to track enrichment provider success, cost, latency, and quality
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trends.
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# Provider Scorecard Skill
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## When to Use
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- Monthly/weekly ops reviews of enrichment vendors.
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- Before renewing contracts or adjusting credit allocations.
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- After outages or performance regressions to inform routing changes.
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## Framework
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1. **Metric Definition** – success rate, fill %, latency, credit burn, confidence.
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2. **Data Sources** – provider logs, credit usage tables, QA samples, incident tickets.
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3. **Scoring Model** – weight metrics by enrichment type and business priority.
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4. **Visualization** – dashboard or memo highlighting leaders/laggards.
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5. **Action Tracker** – document optimization experiments and owner assignments.
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## Templates
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- Scorecard table per provider.
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- Executive summary slide with top takeaways.
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- Jira/Asana template for provider improvement tasks.
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## Tips
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- Normalize metrics per enrichment type to avoid unfair comparisons.
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- Capture qualitative notes (support responsiveness, roadmap access).
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name: signal-taxonomy
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description: Use to define schemas, topic tags, and lineage metadata for enriched
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signals.
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# Signal Taxonomy Skill
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## When to Use
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- Normalizing multiple provider outputs into a unified schema.
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- Rolling out new intent topics, enrichment attributes, or scoring dimensions.
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- Auditing lineage + compliance requirements.
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## Framework
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1. **Schema Definition** – fields, datatypes, required/optional flags.
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2. **Topic & Attribute Mapping** – align provider-specific attributes to canonical names.
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3. **Versioning** – maintain change logs, effective dates, and migration steps.
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4. **Validation Rules** – min/max values, allowed lists, dependency rules.
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5. **Documentation** – publish data dictionary + lineage diagrams.
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## Templates
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- Data dictionary sheet (field, description, source, owner).
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- Topic mapping table by provider.
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- Migration checklist for schema changes.
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## Tips
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- Keep names human-readable for GTM teams but consistent with data warehouse standards.
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- Tag every field with owner + refresh cadence.
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- Pair with `identity-resolution` to ensure IDs and linkages stay consistent.
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skills/validation-rulebook/SKILL.md
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---
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name: validation-rulebook
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description: Use to define validation, freshness, and compliance checks for enriched
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data.
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---
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# Validation Rulebook Skill
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## When to Use
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- Running QA before syncing enrichment outputs to GTM systems.
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- Auditing providers after schema changes or outages.
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- Documenting compliance-ready validation procedures.
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## Framework
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1. **Rule Catalog** – list required fields, regex patterns, allowed values, and dependencies.
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2. **Freshness Thresholds** – define time-based SLAs per signal type.
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3. **Confidence Scoring** – set weighting for provider, validation method, and history.
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4. **Exception Handling** – create workflows for quarantining, reprocessing, or escalation.
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5. **Compliance Hooks** – log approvals, data residency tags, and retention policies.
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## Templates
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- Rule table (field, check, threshold, severity, owner).
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- QA runbook with pre/post sync steps.
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- Compliance audit packet ready for legal/infosec reviews.
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## Tips
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- Automate as many rules as possible but keep manual sampling for high-impact signals.
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- Version rules alongside taxonomy updates.
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- Pair with `data-quality-steward` outputs for sign-off history.
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---
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skills/waterfall-blueprint/SKILL.md
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---
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name: waterfall-blueprint
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description: Use to design provider sequences, throttling logic, and credit policies
|
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for enrichment waterfalls.
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---
|
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|
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# Waterfall Blueprint Skill
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|
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## When to Use
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- Building contact/company enrichment workflows across multiple providers.
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- Updating fallback rules after provider outages or cost shifts.
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- Documenting waterfall logic for RevOps + engineering handoffs.
|
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|
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## Framework
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1. **Goal & Constraints** – define enrichment type, data requirements, credit ceiling, SLA.
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2. **Provider Catalog** – list eligible providers with success %, latency, compliance notes.
|
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3. **Routing Logic** – determine sequence, branching, and retry intervals.
|
||||
4. **Safeguards** – set throttles, dedupe checks, and exception triggers.
|
||||
5. **Versioning** – log changes, approvals, and effective dates.
|
||||
|
||||
## Templates
|
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- Waterfall diagram (sequence, inputs, outputs, fallback paths).
|
||||
- Routing table (provider, criteria, cost, notes).
|
||||
- Change log with owners + rationale.
|
||||
|
||||
## Tips
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- Keep sequences short for real-time use cases; reserve long chains for batch mode.
|
||||
- Use A/B tests to validate new providers before full rollout.
|
||||
- Pair with `provider-scorecard` to continuously optimize routing.
|
||||
|
||||
---
|
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