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Kedro catalog configuration guidance for conf//.yml files. Use when adding datasets, editing catalog entries, setting up factories, or working with credentials and parameter interpolation.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Kedro catalog configuration guidance for conf//.yml files. Use when adding datasets, editing catalog entries, setting up factories, or working with credentials and parameter interpolation.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Guidance for Kedro's llmcontextnode, LLMContextNode, LLMContext and tool() API in src//pipelines//.py. Use when composing an LLM dataset, prompt datasets and tool builders into an LLMContext, or writing the node that consumes one, in GenAI or agent pipelines. Adds nothing for ordinary pipeline code.
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Kedro parameters and credentials guidance for conf//parameters.yml and conf//credentials.yml files. Use when editing parameters, credentials, or working with configuration interpolation and runtime overrides.
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Guidance for explaining an existing Kedro project, covering its structure, registered pipelines, data flow, Data Catalog, parameters, configuration, credentials, hooks and Kedro-Viz. Use when asked to explain, summarise or review how a project is built, to onboard onto it, or to answer a question about it, such as…
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Builds a new, small, end-to-end Kedro demo for someone's use case, with a working project, a self-contained HTML walkthrough and Kedro-Viz guidance. Use when someone asks for a Kedro demo or proof of concept, or wants to see whether and how Kedro would work for their problem. Not for changing or explaining an existing…
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Kedro deployment guidance for Databricks. Use when choosing between Git folders, Databricks Connect and Declarative Automation Bundles (DABs, formerly Databricks Asset Bundles), packaging a Kedro project as a wheel, generating or editing a bundle with kedro-databricks, getting conf and environments onto Databricks…
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