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retail-control-roomlisted

Show the consolidated, cross-table data-quality control room for the Seshat BI repo -- one worst-first roll-up of every table's stage, status, static WARNs, live findings, open blockers, and next action, plus a portfolio-wide open-blockers list. Use when someone asks "show the control room", "what is broken across all tables", or "which table do I fix next". READ-ONLY and invoke-and-present only: it AGGREGATES evidence that already exists (per-table readiness-status.yaml / data-issues.md / blocking-reasons.md + recorded seshat check / retail validate results); it runs NO new validator, edits NO per-table file, clears NO blocker, and emits NO fabricated health/confidence score (every cell is a measured number traceable to a committed source).
Kemetra/Seshat-BI · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill Kemetra/Seshat-BI
# retail-control-room The per-table scorecard answers "where is THIS table"; the control room answers "where is the WHOLE portfolio, and which table do I touch next". It is a read-only JOIN over evidence that already exists per table -- the portfolio-level sibling of `readiness-scorecard.md`. It introduces no new validator and no new gate (roadmap rule 8; Principle VIII); it aggregates and presents, then STOPS. ## Scope boundary (read first) - **Aggregates, never re-derives.** The only evidence shown is evidence already committed: `seshat check` WARNs, `retail validate` ERRORs (V-RC2/V-RC15/V-RC16), and the per-table `data-issues.md` / `blocking-reasons.md` / `readiness-status.yaml` rows. It runs NO new check. - **Read-only.** It never edits a per-table artifact, never clears a blocker, never writes a `pass`, never runs SQL, never opens a DB connection. Clearing a blocker stays a per-table action by its named owner (Principle V). - **No fake confidence.** Every line carries a MEASURED NUMBER as evidence (a row count, an orphan count, a penny delta, an open-blocker count, a finding-id) -- never an adjective, never a fabricated health score (roadmap rule #9). A numeric score is OPTIONAL and DEFERRED; the control room MUST NOT emit one. - **Every cell traces to a committed source.** A number with no traceable source path (and row/line where applicable) is a defect. - **Generic.** No worked-example specifics (billing codes, segments, PII column names, per-t