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Umbrella skill for running a data project end-to-end through its lifecycle stages — discover sources → profile the data → architect the platform → build the medallion pipeline → refactor the code. Use this whenever the user is kicking off a new data project, asks "where do I start" or "what are the steps", or is somewhere mid-lifecycle and unsure which stage skill applies. This skill ROUTES to the stage sub-skills (data-sourcing, data-profiling, data-architecture, medallion-design, notebook-refactor) and sequences them, pulling in the right one for the user's current stage.

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name	data-lifecycle
description	Umbrella skill for running a data project end-to-end through its lifecycle stages — discover sources → profile the data → architect the platform → build the medallion pipeline → refactor the code. Use this whenever the user is kicking off a new data project, asks "where do I start" or "what are the steps", or is somewhere mid-lifecycle and unsure which stage skill applies. This skill ROUTES to the stage sub-skills (data-sourcing, data-profiling, data-architecture, medallion-design, notebook-refactor) and sequences them, pulling in the right one for the user's current stage.
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Data Project Lifecycle (Router)

This is a router skill covering a data project from "we have an objective" to "the code is clean." Figure out which stage the user is in, then invoke the matching stage skill with the Skill tool. A greenfield project runs the stages in order; a mid-flight project jumps to its stage.

The lifecycle

Stage	Question it answers	Invoke sub-skill
1. Discover	What data do I need and where do I get it?	`data-sourcing`
2. Profile	What does the data actually look like? (checks + ER)	`data-profiling`
3. Architect	How should the whole platform be structured, on what infra, at what cost?	`data-architecture`
4. Build	Design the bronze/silver/gold pipeline, gold-first	`medallion-design`
5. Refactor	Make the resulting notebook/code reviewable	`notebook-refactor`

Routing rules

"New project / where do I start" → begin at stage 1 (data-sourcing) and proceed in order, confirming each stage's output before advancing.
User already has data in hand → start at stage 2 (data-profiling).
Sources + shape known, needs a plan → stage 3 (data-architecture).
Architecture decided, ready to build layers → stage 4 (medallion-design).
Working code that's messy → stage 5 (notebook-refactor) — can run anytime, independent of the others.
Invoke by name, e.g. Skill(skill="data-architecture"). For a task spanning stages, invoke each in sequence and carry the output forward.

How this router relates to the others

The lifecycle produces work that the topic routers deepen:

Stage 3 data-architecture delegates cloud + cost to → [[cloud-data-infra]]
Stage 4 medallion-design defers pipeline mechanics to → [[data-pipelines]] and the model to → [[data-modeling]]
Profiling & building both hand validation/governance to → [[data-reliability]]
ML objectives branch to → [[ml-feature-engineering]]

Use this router for "what stage am I in"; use the topic routers for "go deep on pipelines/modeling/reliability/cloud."

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name	data-lifecycle
description	Umbrella skill for running a data project end-to-end through its lifecycle stages — discover sources → profile the data → architect the platform → build the medallion pipeline → refactor the code. Use this whenever the user is kicking off a new data project, asks "where do I start" or "what are the steps", or is somewhere mid-lifecycle and unsure which stage skill applies. This skill ROUTES to the stage sub-skills (data-sourcing, data-profiling, data-architecture, medallion-design, notebook-refactor) and sequences them, pulling in the right one for the user's current stage.
origin	grouped

Data Project Lifecycle (Router)

The lifecycle

Stage	Question it answers	Invoke sub-skill
1. Discover	What data do I need and where do I get it?	`data-sourcing`
2. Profile	What does the data actually look like? (checks + ER)	`data-profiling`
3. Architect	How should the whole platform be structured, on what infra, at what cost?	`data-architecture`
4. Build	Design the bronze/silver/gold pipeline, gold-first	`medallion-design`
5. Refactor	Make the resulting notebook/code reviewable	`notebook-refactor`

Routing rules

"New project / where do I start" → begin at stage 1 (data-sourcing) and proceed in order, confirming each stage's output before advancing.
User already has data in hand → start at stage 2 (data-profiling).
Sources + shape known, needs a plan → stage 3 (data-architecture).
Architecture decided, ready to build layers → stage 4 (medallion-design).
Working code that's messy → stage 5 (notebook-refactor) — can run anytime, independent of the others.
Invoke by name, e.g. Skill(skill="data-architecture"). For a task spanning stages, invoke each in sequence and carry the output forward.

How this router relates to the others

The lifecycle produces work that the topic routers deepen:

Stage 3 data-architecture delegates cloud + cost to → [[cloud-data-infra]]
Stage 4 medallion-design defers pipeline mechanics to → [[data-pipelines]] and the model to → [[data-modeling]]
Profiling & building both hand validation/governance to → [[data-reliability]]
ML objectives branch to → [[ml-feature-engineering]]

Use this router for "what stage am I in"; use the topic routers for "go deep on pipelines/modeling/reliability/cloud."