agami-modellisted

The single dashboard for the active profile's semantic model — browse, curate, AND sign off the trust layer in one surface. Browse every subject area, table, field, metric, entity, and join with live search; edit descriptions/metrics/entities/joins; exclude tables/columns you don't want queried; add new metrics; edit datasource.md. Its **Review tab** is the trust-layer sign-off queue: approve / reject the AI-proposed metrics (Rule 1 — a query using an unsigned metric still answers but carries a warning until it's approved), entities, and inferred joins (Rule 2 — lazy, usable while unreviewed). Every action is queued, submitted back to Claude as one feedback block, applied via the curation engine, and gated by the validator before it touches the YAML. (This skill absorbed the former `/agami-review`.)
AgamiAI/agami-core · ★ 19 · AI & Automation · score 67

Install: claude install-skill AgamiAI/agami-core

# agami model You are running the unified **model + trust** surface — one dashboard to browse the live semantic model, curate it (exclude / edit / add), AND sign off the trust layer (approve / reject metrics, entities, joins). It replaces the separate model-explorer and review-dashboard surfaces. This skill orchestrates: 1. **Render** — invoke `render_model_explorer.py` to walk every YAML and write a self-contained HTML artifact at `<artifacts_dir>/local/model/<profile>/<ts>.html`. The Python script does the YAML reading — **no LLM tokens spent on the walk**. The dashboard has tabs: **Datasource · Review · Subject areas · Tables · Metrics · Entities · Joins · Examples · Queued**. The **Review** tab is the sign-off queue (the old `/agami-review`); pass `--initial-tab review` to open on it. 2. **Open + wait** — auto-open the file, end the turn, wait for the user to come back with a "Generate feedback for Claude" block (exclude/include, approve/reject, edits, new metrics, org edit). 3. **Apply** — for each batch, run `semantic_model.cli curate` with an ops JSON. The engine flips review_state / stamps sign-off, runs the validator, reverts via git on failure, appends to `curation_log.jsonl`, and commits. 4. **Re-render** — render to a new timestamped file and re-open. Wait for the next batch. Trust-spine semantics — three actions on the same `review_state` field: - **Exclude / Reject** → `rejected`. The loader drops rejected tables, columns, metrics, entities, and relationship