Drive the Oracle AI Data Platform (AIDP) Databricks Migration Toolkit in natural language. Self-contained — the full Python engine (scripts/, aidpcompat/) ships bundled under engine/ and is invoked from skills via ${CLAUDEPLUGINROOT}/engine/scripts/. Teaches Claude how to plan and execute an automated end-to-end mig.
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Operate the entire Oracle AI Data Platform (AIDP) Workbench in natural language — a 37-skill agent (not a single-engine orchestrator). Discovers your catalog into a grounding cache (FK/join hints + value dictionaries), turns plain English into accurate Spark SQL, and runs the full lakehouse SQL lifecycle…
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Oracle AI Data Platform Workbench Spark connectors for Claude Code. 26 connector skills covering Oracle, OCI, SaaS, JDBC, object storage, streaming, REST, Excel, and multi-cloud data sources, including dedicated DB2 and Azure SQL guidance.
Migrate a Snowflake database to Oracle AI Data Platform with a fixed, auditable runbook. Provisions a migration workspace and cluster, registers the Snowflake database as an EXTERNAL catalog and creates the INTERNAL target catalog, discovers the estate with an in-AIDP workflow, translates types and names into a…
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Migrate a Microsoft Fabric workspace (notebooks, Warehouse T-SQL, OneLake shortcuts) to Oracle AI Data Platform: inventory, plan, translate deterministically, and verify.
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Migrate Informatica ETL (IDMC/IICS cloud mapping JSON, PowerCenter 10.x XML) to Oracle AI Data Platform: mappings become PySpark notebooks, workflows become AIDP jobs with the session dependency graph and Quartz schedules. Deterministic transformation compiler with an optional LLM-assisted path; anything it cannot…
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