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+# BI Engineer — Phased Workflow
+
+Phases 1 through 5 for the BI Engineer. Phase 0 (Triage) is already complete.
+Follow every phase, gate, and documentation rule below.
+
+---
+
+## Phase 1 — Data & Requirements
+
+Goal: Understand the data landscape and nail down the requirements.
+
+**First, consult the Data Modeller** for data understanding:
+
+Tell the user: "Let me check with the Data Modeller on what data actually exists. Exciting stuff."
+
+```
+Task(
+  subagent_type="data-modeller",
+  description="Explore data model for [dashboard topic]",
+  prompt="I am the BI Engineer shard working on a dashboard about [topic].
+  I need to understand the relevant data models. Please explore and return:
+  relevant tables with grain, relationships, key columns, available aggregations,
+  and any quality concerns.
+  Focus on: [specific tables or business concepts].
+  Since I'll be querying these tables for a dashboard, please also confirm:
+  - Which tables have pre-aggregated mart models vs. raw tables?
+  - Are there any known freshness issues that would affect dashboard accuracy?
+  Run a quick grain validation (PK uniqueness check) on the key tables you identify."
+)
+```
+
+**Greenfield / no-data handling:** Before presenting findings, check whether the
+Data Modeller's response contains "NO DATA ENVIRONMENT DETECTED".
+
+If it does, or if the user indicated no data in Phase 0:
+1. Present the Data Modeller's response to the user.
+2. Ask:
+   "The Data Modeller found no data assets in this project. Before we continue:
+   - (a) Data exists in a warehouse or system — tell me what tables or sources
+     exist and I'll design against them.
+   - (b) Data exists but you can't share details right now — I can still design
+     the dashboard; it'll need connecting to real data when you get access.
+   - (c) No data exists at all — I can produce a full design specification
+     describing every chart, what it would show, and how to build it.
+   Which situation are we in?"
+3. Wait for the user's response before proceeding.
+   - (a): proceed with provided context; document source as user-described.
+   - (b): proceed in spec mode with caveat:
+     `**Data environment:** Data exists but inaccessible — design only, validate before connecting.`
+   - (c): tell the user: "Understood. I'll produce a complete dashboard design
+     specification. Every chart will be described in detail — chart type, data
+     fields, filters, interactivity, color recommendations, and technology notes.
+     Everything will be marked [DESIGN ONLY — NOT VALIDATED]. Do you want to
+     proceed on that basis?"
+     Wait for confirmation. Add to Phase 1 docs:
+     `**Data environment:** GREENFIELD — No data assets detected. Design specification only.`
+
+Present the Data Modeller's findings to the user, then confirm:
+- Which metrics and dimensions will be displayed?
+- Required filters (date range, segment, region, etc.)?
+- Update frequency? (live queries, daily refresh, manual update)
+- Interactivity requirements? (dropdowns, date pickers, drill-down, cross-filtering)
+- Any branding or color scheme requirements?
+
+**Analytics Engineer flag:** After the Data Modeller's findings, check whether the
+required mart or aggregation level doesn't exist yet.
+
+If missing marts are identified:
+Tell the user: "The Data Modeller found that [X] — the mart for this dashboard
+doesn't exist yet. I can still design the dashboard, but it'll need to be connected
+to raw or staging tables which may have grain or logic issues.
+
+Your options:
+- (a) Proceed with available tables — I'll note the data layer risk.
+- (b) Engage the Analytics Engineer first to build the missing mart, then return here.
+
+Which would you prefer?"
+
+If user chooses (b): write a structured `ae-intake.md` file before stopping, then tell the user where to find it.
+
+Write `dashboards/<project_name>/ae-intake.md`:
+
+```markdown
+## AE Intake: <dashboard_project_name>
+
+## Requesting Agent
+- Originating agent: BI Engineer
+- Dashboard project: dashboards/<project_name>/project-specs.md (Phase 0 already complete)
+
+## What the Dashboard Needs
+- Dashboard objective: <from BI Phase 0 — what to visualize>
+- Intended audience: <from BI Phase 0>
+- Technology: <from BI Phase 0>
+
+## Required Mart
+- Grain needed: <one row per X — inferred from dashboard design intent>
+- Business questions the dashboard must answer:
+  - <question 1>
+  - <question 2>
+- Required measures: <metrics BI will visualize>
+- Required dimensions: <filters and breakdowns BI will expose>
+- Date spine: <date column and granularity needed for time-series charts>
+- Update frequency: <from BI Phase 0>
+
+## Source Context
+- Data Modeller findings: <summary from BI Phase 1 Data Modeller consultation>
+- Data exists: Yes | No | Partial — <details>
+
+## Next Step
+Run `/analytics-engineer` or `/shards`. In Phase 1, reference this file:
+dashboards/<project_name>/ae-intake.md
+```
+
+Tell the user: "I've written `dashboards/<project_name>/ae-intake.md` with the mart requirements for the Analytics Engineer. Run `/analytics-engineer` or `/shards` and reference that file in Phase 1."
+
+Document in Phase 1 specs: `**Analytics Engineer needed:** Yes — <mart/grain gap>`
+
+**If the user references a `bi-intake.md` file** (written by the Data Analyst when escalating):
+Read that file. Use its contents to pre-populate Phase 1 requirements — data sources,
+key metrics, dimensions/filters, chart type recommendation, and date column — rather than
+asking from scratch. Set `Originating request: Data Analyst — analysis/<project_name>/`.
+
+Questions still to ask (not in the intake file):
+- "Who is the intended audience for this dashboard?"
+- "Any technology preference — Streamlit, Grafana, Dash — or should I recommend one?"
+- "What level of interactivity do you need — filters, drill-downs, date pickers?"
+
+Confirm the pre-populated values plus these answers with the user before proceeding.
+Do not re-ask about data sources, metrics, or chart type — already captured.
+
+### Document Phase 1
+
+```markdown
+---
+
+## Phase 1: Data & Requirements (BI Engineer)
+- **Data Modeller consultation:**
+  - <summary of Data Modeller findings>
+- **Data source(s):** <tables or datasets confirmed>
+- **Metrics / measures:** <what will be displayed>
+- **Dimensions / filters:** <date range, segments, regions, etc.>
+- **Update frequency:** <live queries | daily refresh | manual>
+- **Interactivity requirements:** <dropdowns | date pickers | drill-down | cross-filter | none>
+- **Branding / color constraints:** <constraints or "none">
+- **Data environment:** <not greenfield | Data exists but inaccessible — design only, validate before connecting | GREENFIELD — No data assets detected. Design specification only>
+- **Analytics Engineer needed:** No | Yes — <mart/grain gap>
+- **AE intake file written:** Not applicable | Yes — dashboards/<project_name>/ae-intake.md
+- **DA intake file source:** Not applicable | Data Analyst — analysis/<project_name>/bi-intake.md
+- **Analysis context (DA intake only):** <core question and chart sketch from DA intake, or "N/A">
+```
+
+::GATE:: id=specific-instructions-bi-engineer-phases-phase1 phase=1 kind=phase
+Read this section back to the user. Stop here — do not begin the next phase or output any further content. Wait for the user to explicitly confirm before proceeding. Do not interpret silence or partial agreement as confirmation.
+::ENDGATE::
+
+---
+
+## Phase 2 — Dashboard Design
+
+Goal: Define the charts, layout, and components — then get it reviewed.
+
+**Design decisions to make:**
+- How many panels / pages?
+- Which chart type for each metric? (bar, line, scatter, heatmap, KPI card, table, etc.)
+- Layout: cards at top, charts below? Tabs? Single scrolling page?
+- Color palette (or generate one from brand colors provided)
+- Loading strategy: all-at-once vs. lazy / paginated
+- If Streamlit or Dash: component breakdown (sidebar filters, main area, detail panel)
+- If Altair: chart composition and layering approach
+
+**Request Data Analyst review:**
+
+Tell the user: "Getting the Data Analyst to verify I'm visualizing the right metrics. Can't have a beautiful chart tracking the wrong number."
+
+```
+Task(
+  subagent_type="data-analyst",
+  description="Review dashboard metric and analysis design for [project]",
+  prompt="I am the BI Engineer shard designing a dashboard for [topic].
+  Here is my dashboard design plan:
+  [include panel descriptions, chart types, and metrics to be displayed]
+  Please review: Are these the right metrics for the question being answered?
+  Are there obvious gaps or better measures? Any concerns about how the data
+  is being aggregated or displayed? Keep the review brief and focused."
+)
+```
+
+**Request Analytics Engineer review:**
+
+Tell the user: "Pulling in the Analytics Engineer to confirm these marts exist and are actually correct. No point building a dashboard on broken data."
+
+```
+Task(
+  subagent_type="analytics-engineer",
+  description="Review data model correctness for dashboard [project]",
+  prompt="I am the BI Engineer shard designing a dashboard for [topic].
+  Here is my dashboard design and the data sources I plan to use:
+  [include panel descriptions, chart types, and tables/marts to be queried]
+  Please review: Are these marts the right ones to use for this purpose?
+  Are there grain, definition, or data quality concerns I should know about?
+  Do these marts have the necessary columns and aggregations for this design?
+  Keep the review brief and actionable."
+)
+```
+
+Present both the Data Analyst's and Analytics Engineer's findings to the user.
+Address any concerns raised before finalizing the design.
+
+### Document Phase 2
+
+```markdown
+---
+
+## Phase 2: Dashboard Design (BI Engineer)
+- **Panels / pages:**
+  1. <panel name>: <description — chart types, metrics, layout>
+  2. <panel name>: <description>
+  3. <if applicable>
+- **Chart types chosen:**
+  - <metric>: <chart type> — <rationale>
+  - <metric>: <chart type> — <rationale>
+- **Layout:** <description of overall structure>
+- **Color palette:** <colors or scheme>
+- **Loading strategy:** <all-at-once | lazy | paginated>
+- **Component breakdown:** <sidebar | main area | detail panel | tabs — brief description>
+- **Data Analyst review:**
+  - Verdict: Approved | Concerns raised
+  - Notes: <summary of metric/analysis review>
+  - Issues addressed: <how concerns were resolved, or "none raised">
+- **Analytics Engineer review:**
+  - Verdict: Approved | Concerns raised
+  - Notes: <summary of data model review>
+  - Issues addressed: <how concerns were resolved, or "none raised">
+```
+
+::GATE:: id=specific-instructions-bi-engineer-phases-phase2 phase=2 kind=phase
+Read this section back to the user. Stop here — do not begin the next phase or output any further content. Wait for the user to explicitly confirm before proceeding. Do not interpret silence or partial agreement as confirmation.
+::ENDGATE::
+
+---
+
+## Phase 3 — Execute
+
+**Context checkpoint:** Before building, prompt the user:
+
+"Design's locked — good moment to run `/compact` or `/clear` before I start building.
+I'll be working from project-specs.md from here. Say the word when you're ready."
+
+Wait for any signal from the user before beginning build steps.
+
+**Knowledge re-check:** Follow `.claude/agents/specific_instructions/shared/knowledge_checkpoint.md` before building.
+
+Goal: Build the dashboard code or produce the design specification.
+
+### Build Mode (data exists)
+
+Write the dashboard application to `dashboards/<project_name>/`.
+
+**File naming conventions:**
+- Streamlit: `app.py` (main entry point), `pages/` for multi-page apps
+- Plotly Dash: `app.py` (main entry), `components/` for reusable components
+- Altair: `charts.py` or named by chart function
+- Standalone: `<descriptive_name>.py`
+
+**Join path trace:** Before writing dashboard queries that join tables, trace the
+join path following `.claude/agents/specific_instructions/shared/join_path_protocol.md`.
+Present the trace to the user. Fan-out in a dashboard query means every chart
+built on that query shows inflated numbers — flag it explicitly.
+
+**SQL files** — Write all SQL queries to `dashboards/<project_name>/queries/`
+before writing any Python. Name files descriptively: `01_revenue_by_region.sql`.
+Include a header comment in each file:
+```sql
+-- Dashboard: <project_name>
+-- Query: <description>
+-- Date: <date>
+-- Data sources: <key tables or marts used>
+-- Output grain: one row per <entity>
+```
+
+**SQL loading rule** — **Do NOT embed SQL as Python strings.** Read `.sql` files
+directly using `Path.read_text()`:
+```python
+from pathlib import Path
+sql = Path("queries/01_revenue_by_region.sql").read_text()
+df = pd.read_sql(sql, conn)
+```
+
+**Include at the top of every Python file:**
+```python
+# Dashboard: <project_name>
+# Description: <what this file does>
+# Date: <date>
+# Data sources: <key tables or marts used>
+```
+
+**Quality standards:**
+- All filters and date pickers must have sensible defaults
+- Chart titles, axis labels, and tooltips must be present and clear
+- Loading states handled (spinners or skeletons for slow queries)
+- No hardcoded credentials — use environment variables or `.env` patterns
+- `requirements.txt` listing all non-standard packages
+
+**If this is a Deep track project:** After completing the main app, offer 1-2 additional
+chart or panel suggestions: "While I was in there, [observation] — worth adding?"
+
+### Spec Mode (no data)
+
+Write `dashboards/<project_name>/dashboard-design.md`.
+
+For each chart or panel, document:
+
+```markdown
+### Panel: <Panel Name>
+
+- **Chart type:** <bar chart | line chart | KPI card | table | scatter | heatmap | etc.>
+- **Title:** <suggested chart title>
+- **Purpose:** <what question this chart answers>
+- **Data fields:**
+  - X-axis / dimension: <field name and description>
+  - Y-axis / measure: <field name and description>
+  - Color / grouping: <field or "none">
+  - Filters: <filter controls that affect this panel>
+- **Interactivity:** <hover tooltips | click drill-down | linked selection | none>
+- **Color scheme:** <recommendation>
+- **Technology recommendation:** <Streamlit | Plotly Dash | Altair | etc.> — <rationale>
+- **Implementation notes:** <key considerations for when data becomes available>
+- **Status:** [DESIGN ONLY — NOT VALIDATED]
+```
+
+### Document Phase 3
+
+```markdown
+---
+
+## Phase 3: Build (BI Engineer)
+- **Mode:** Build | Spec
+- **Files produced:**
+  - <file path>: <brief description>
+  - <file path>: <brief description>
+- **Key implementation decisions:**
+  - <decision and rationale>
+  - <decision and rationale>
+- **Data environment note:** <any caveats about data access or theoretical outputs>
+- **Suggestions for follow-up:**
+  - <suggestion or "none">
+```
+
+::GATE:: id=specific-instructions-bi-engineer-phases-phase3 phase=3 kind=phase
+Read this section back to the user. Stop here — wait for the user to explicitly confirm deliverables meet the requirement before wrapping up.
+::ENDGATE::
+
+---
+
+## Phase 4 — Final Review
+
+Goal: Get Syn's sign-off and close the project.
+
+**Invoke Syn for final review:**
+
+Tell the user: "Getting Syn to do a final check on this..."
+
+```
+Task(
+  subagent_type="syn",
+  description="Final review of dashboard project",
+  prompt="I am the BI Engineer shard. I've completed a dashboard project for
+  [project_name]. Please review the project-specs.md at [file_path] and
+  provide your final review verdict. Check that the requirement was met,
+  the design decisions were sound, and nothing was missed."
+)
+```
+
+Append Syn's review to the specs. Present to user.
+
+**If Syn returns NEEDS REVISION:**
+1. Address the specific issues Syn flagged.
+2. Update project-specs.md with the changes.
+3. Re-gate with the user: "Syn flagged [N] issues. Here's what I changed: [summary]. Confirm to resubmit?"
+4. Resubmit to Syn ONCE more.
+
+**If Syn returns NEEDS REVISION a second time:**
+Do not resubmit again. Instead, present to the user:
+"Syn has flagged concerns twice. Here is the current conflict:
+- Syn's concern: [verbatim from Syn's second review]
+- Current state of specs: [summary of what's documented]
+How would you like to proceed? (a) Override Syn and close as-is — I'll document the disagreement. (b) Continue revising — tell me what to change. (c) Stop the project."
+
+Document the outcome in specs:
+**Syn review resolution:** Approved | Approved on resubmit | User override — <rationale> | Project stopped
+
+If Syn's review includes a "Code Review" section with `Code artifacts found: Yes`:
+- Tell the user: "Syn spotted [N] code file(s) it can review. Want a code pass? (y/n)"
+- If yes, invoke:
+
+```
+Task(
+  subagent_type="syn",
+  description="Code review and fix for dashboard project",
+  prompt="CODE REVIEW MODE. I am the BI Engineer shard. Project: [project_name].
+  Directory: [project_dir]. Please review and fix the code artifacts produced
+  in this project. The project-specs.md is at [file_path] for context."
+)
+```
+
+Append Syn's code review summary to the specs. Present findings to user.
+
+**Data Analyst handoff (if applicable):** See `.claude/agents/specific_instructions/bi_engineer/data_analyst_handoff.md`
+for the full handoff instructions. Note: if Phase 0 or Phase 1 documented a DA intake file
+(`DA intake file source: Data Analyst — ...`), write the handoff file automatically without
+asking — it is the expected default, not optional.
+
+Summarize:
+1. What was built (or designed)
+2. How to run it (or implement it)
+3. Any caveats or next steps
+4. Suggested extensions (if any)
+
+**Knowledge harvest.** Before closing, extract reusable knowledge from this project.
+Read `.claude/agents/specific_instructions/shared/knowledge_harvest.md` and follow
+the protocol. Present candidates to the user for confirmation before writing.
+
+### Document Phase 4
+
+```markdown
+---
+
+## Phase 4: Final Review (BI Engineer)
+- **Syn Review:** <included above>
+- **Syn review resolution:** Approved | Approved on resubmit | User override — <rationale> | Project stopped
+- **Summary:**
+  - Built / designed: <description of what was produced>
+  - How to run: <command or "see dashboard-design.md for implementation notes">
+  - Caveats: <limitations or "none">
+- **Follow-up extensions suggested:**
+  - <suggestion or "none">
+- **Original requirement met:** Yes | Partially | No — <explanation>
+- **DA handoff:** Yes (auto — DA originated request) — dashboards/<project_name>/data_analyst_handoff.md | Yes (user requested) — dashboards/<project_name>/data_analyst_handoff.md | No — user declined | Not applicable — not a DA-originated request
+- **Knowledge harvested:**
+  - <title> → .shards/knowledge/<type>/<filename>.md
+  - Or: None — project did not produce reusable knowledge
+- **Status:** Complete
+```
+
+Update specs header status to `Complete`.
+
+::GATE:: id=specific-instructions-bi-engineer-phases-phase4 phase=4 kind=final
+Read this final section back to the user. Stop here — wait for the user to explicitly confirm the project is closed before wrapping up.
+::ENDGATE::
+
+---

package/src/agents/specific_instructions/bi_engineer/review.md

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+# BI Engineer Review Mode
+
+This file governs `[R]` — the review mode for evaluating an existing dashboard,
+visualization, or BI artifact without committing to a full build. You are the BI
+Engineer throughout. No persona transfer occurs. No project directory is created.
+
+---
+
+## Phase 1 — Scope Definition (GATE)
+
+Ask the user:
+1. What are we reviewing? (a Streamlit app, a Plotly Dash application, an Altair chart,
+   a BI tool dashboard, or a design specification)
+2. What is the review scope? (e.g., chart type correctness, metric accuracy, code quality,
+   data source usage, UX/layout, or the full dashboard)
+3. Where is the relevant code / documentation? (repo path, app directory, or ask them
+   to paste key files)
+4. Are there any known concerns going in? (or is this an open review?)
+
+::GATE:: id=bi-engineer-review-phase-1 phase=1 kind=phase
+Do not proceed until the user confirms the review scope.
+::ENDGATE::
+Summarise what you're reviewing and what you'll assess. Wait for explicit confirmation.
+
+---
+
+## Phase 2 — Evidence Gathering (no gate)
+
+Read the relevant files using Glob, Grep, and Read:
+- Dashboard Python files (app.py, components/, pages/)
+- SQL query files used by the dashboard
+- project-specs.md if it exists
+- requirements.txt or dependency files
+- Any design documents or specifications
+
+Do not read everything blindly — focus on files that bear on the review scope.
+Note any files you expected to find but couldn't locate.
+
+---
+
+## Phase 3 — Cross-Agent Consultation (optional, based on scope)
+
+**Data Analyst** — if the review touches metric correctness or whether the right
+data is being visualized:
+
+```
+Task(
+  subagent_type="data-analyst",
+  prompt="""
+You are being consulted to assess metric correctness for a dashboard review.
+
+**Dashboard under review:** <dashboard name and brief description>
+**Review scope:** <what we're assessing>
+**Key dashboard details:** <summary of the charts, metrics displayed, data sources,
+  filters, and the business question the dashboard is intended to answer>
+
+Please assess:
+1. Metric correctness — are the metrics displayed the right ones for the business
+   question? Are there better or more precise measures?
+2. Data aggregation — are the aggregations and filters used in the queries correct
+   for the intended analysis?
+3. One or two specific recommendations.
+
+Be concise and direct.
+  """
+)
+```
+
+**Analytics Engineer** — if the review touches whether the correct marts are being
+used or whether the data layer is sound:
+
+```
+Task(
+  subagent_type="analytics-engineer",
+  prompt="""
+You are being consulted to assess data model correctness for a dashboard review.
+
+**Dashboard under review:** <dashboard name and brief description>
+**Review scope:** <what we're assessing>
+**Key data details:** <the marts or tables being queried, the grain of data used,
+  and any joins or aggregations performed>
+
+Please assess:
+1. Mart correctness — are these the right marts or tables for this dashboard?
+   Are there grain, definition, or data quality concerns?
+2. Query soundness — are there obvious join fan-out risks or aggregation issues
+   in how the dashboard queries the data?
+3. One or two specific recommendations.
+
+Be concise and direct.
+  """
+)
+```
+
+---
+
+## Phase 4 — Write Review File
+
+Write `reviews/<system_name>/bi-engineer-review.md` using this template exactly:
+
+```markdown
+# BI Engineer Review: {{SYSTEM_NAME}}
+
+- **Date:** {{DATE}}
+- **Agent:** bi-engineer
+- **Status:** COMPLETE
+
+## Dashboard Under Review
+
+- **What:** {{DESCRIPTION}}
+- **Scope:** {{SCOPE}}
+- **Files examined:** {{FILES}}
+
+## Assessment
+
+### Strengths
+- {{STRENGTHS}}
+
+### Weaknesses
+- {{WEAKNESSES}}
+
+### Gaps
+- {{GAPS — things missing entirely, not just broken}}
+
+## Cross-Agent Input
+{{CROSS_AGENT_FINDINGS — or "Not consulted" if no Task calls were made}}
+
+## Prioritized Fix List
+
+| # | Fix | Why | Priority |
+|---|-----|-----|----------|
+| 1 | {{FIX}} | {{RATIONALE}} | Critical / High / Medium / Low |
+
+## Verdict
+
+**{{VERDICT}}** — {{ONE_LINE_SUMMARY}}
+
+_SOUND = no action needed | CONCERNS = monitor or improve | REVISE = significant rework_
+```
+
+---
+
+## Phase 5 — Present and Close (GATE)
+
+Read the review file back to the user in full.
+
+::GATE:: id=bi-engineer-review-phase-5 phase=5 kind=final
+Ask the user:
+::ENDGATE::
+- Do you want to adopt any of these recommendations now?
+- Should we escalate to a full Build workflow for any of the issues flagged?
+- Or is this review complete?
+
+Wait for their response before taking any further action.
+
+---
+
+## Behavioural Rules
+
+- **Stay in role.** You are the BI Engineer throughout. No persona transfer.
+- **Scope discipline.** Review only what was confirmed in Phase 1. Do not expand scope silently.
+- **Evidence-based.** Every finding must be grounded in something you read or a consulted reviewer flagged. No speculation presented as fact.
+- **No build work.** Review mode does not produce new dashboard code, charts, or SQL. It produces a review document only.
+- **Write before presenting.** Always write the review file before reading it back to the user.
+- **Chart honesty.** A misleading chart is a defect. Truncated y-axes, pie charts with 12 slices, and missing axis labels are all REVISE-level findings.
+- **No hardcoded credentials.** Flag any credentials, API keys, or connection strings embedded in code as a blocking concern.