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+# Query Analysis Patterns
+
+## Reading performance data
+
+### Runtime metrics
+
+When presenting runtime data to the user, always cite the exact numbers from the tool:
+
+- **Average runtime**: The typical execution time for a query group
+- **Total runtime**: Average x run count -- represents total compute consumption
+- **Runtime share**: Percentage of total warehouse compute this query consumes
+- **p50 / p95**: Median and 95th percentile latency -- if p95 >> p50 (>5x), outlier executions are the problem
+
+### Trend analysis
+
+- **7-day trend** (`runDurationTrend7d`): Positive = getting faster, negative = getting slower
+- Values near 0 may indicate insufficient data -- flag if trend confidence is low (<0.1)
+- Always compare current metrics to the 7-day baseline before making claims about regressions
+
+### Common performance patterns
+
+**Sudden spike**: Query changed (new JOIN, removed filter, different plan). Use `get_change_timeline` to find the change. When using `get_query_latency_distribution` to confirm timing, pass `bucket="1h"` to localize the step to a specific hour.
+
+**Gradual degradation**: Data volume growing or query becoming less efficient over time. Use `get_query_latency_distribution` to confirm the trend.
+
+**Intermittent slowness**: Outlier executions (p95 >> p50). Often caused by: resource contention, cold warehouse startup, large partition scans on specific date ranges. Pass `bucket="1h"` to `get_query_latency_distribution` to identify which hours are outlier-heavy.
+
+**Failed/futile patterns**: Use `get_query_rca` to group failures by cause. Common causes:
+- **Timeout**: Query takes too long -- needs optimization or larger warehouse
+- **Permission**: Credentials or roles changed
+- **Futile**: Query runs but returns zero rows or produces no downstream effect
+
+## Read vs write queries
+
+- When the user asks about "expensive" or "costly" queries, investigate using runtime data
+- When the user asks about "reads" or "read queries", filter with `query_type="read"` (SELECT queries)
+- When the user asks about "writes", filter with `query_type="write"` (INSERT, CREATE, MERGE)
+- **Never mix reads and writes** in the same result unless the user explicitly asks for both
+
+## Cross-platform considerations
+
+Performance data comes from multiple platforms. Note which platform each finding is from:
+
+| Platform | Job type | Task granularity |
+|----------|----------|------------------|
+| Airflow | DAG runs | Task instances within DAGs |
+| dbt | Model runs | Individual model executions |
+| Databricks | Job runs | Notebook/task runs within jobs |
+
+Each platform has different performance characteristics. An Airflow task taking 5 minutes might be normal; a dbt model taking 5 minutes might indicate a problem.

package/bundled-skills/monte-carlo-remediation/SKILL.md

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 license: Apache-2.0
 license_source: https://github.com/monte-carlo-data/mc-agent-toolkit/blob/main/LICENSE
 ---
+## Bundled upstream support
+
+Supporting files are included at skill-relative paths. See [UPSTREAM-NOTICE.md](UPSTREAM-NOTICE.md) for their pinned sources, licenses, hashes, and import changes.
 
 # Monte Carlo Remediation Skill
 

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+# Remediation Patterns
+
+Common data quality issue patterns with example remediation workflows. These are illustrative examples for reasoning — not rigid step-by-step procedures. Real incidents often combine multiple patterns or present unique variations. Use these as a starting point, then adapt based on the specific TSA findings and available tools.
+
+---
+
+## Pattern 1: Stale data (freshness alert)
+
+### Root cause signals (from TSA)
+
+- "Pipeline has not run since..."
+- "DAG/job failed at [timestamp]"
+- "No new rows since [timestamp]"
+- "Upstream table also stale" (cascading staleness)
+
+### Reasoning
+
+Stale data usually means the pipeline that feeds this table has either failed or not run. The first step is identifying which pipeline is responsible, then determining why it stopped.
+
+### Investigation steps
+
+1. Check upstream lineage — is the source table also stale?
+   ```
+   getAssetLineage(mcons=["<table_mcon>"], direction="UPSTREAM")
+   getTable(mcon="<upstream_mcon>")  # check freshness
+   ```
+
+2. Check recent write queries — what pipeline usually updates this table?
+   ```
+   getQueriesForTable(mcon="<table_mcon>", query_type="destination", limit=5)
+   ```
+
+3. If upstream is also stale, trace further upstream to find the true root cause.
+
+### Remediation by available tools
+
+**If pipeline orchestrator is available (Airflow, Dagster, Prefect):**
+- Identify the DAG/pipeline responsible for updating the table
+- Check if the last run failed or was delayed
+- Trigger a new run or retry the failed task
+- Example: "The DAG `etl_orders_daily` last ran 26 hours ago and failed on task `load_orders`. I'll retry that specific task."
+
+**If dbt Cloud is available:**
+- Identify the dbt job that builds this model
+- Check the last run status
+- Trigger a new run
+- Example: "The dbt job 'Daily Transform' failed 18 hours ago with a compilation error. After reviewing the error, I'll trigger a rerun."
+
+**If no execution tool is available:**
+- Document which pipeline is responsible (from query analysis)
+- Provide the manual commands: `airflow dags trigger <dag_id>` or `dbt run --select <model>`
+- Present the diagnosis and recommended fix to the user and ask for next steps
+- Comment on the alert with the diagnosis and recommended fix
+
+### Verification
+
+After triggering the pipeline:
+- Wait for the job to complete (check status via the orchestrator MCP)
+- Re-check table freshness: `getTable(mcon="<table_mcon>")` — has `last_updated_on` moved forward?
+- Re-check the alert: `getAlerts(alert_ids=["<alert_id>"])` — has it resolved?
+
+---
+
+## Pattern 2: dbt model failure
+
+### Root cause signals (from TSA)
+
+- "dbt run failed with error..."
+- "Compilation error in model..."
+- "Database error during model execution"
+- "Dependency failed — upstream model did not complete"
+
+### Reasoning
+
+dbt failures can be compilation errors (code issues), database errors (permissions, resource limits), or dependency failures (upstream model failed first). The fix depends on the error type.
+
+### Investigation steps
+
+1. Read the TSA `full_response` carefully — it often contains the actual dbt error message.
+
+2. Check if the issue is the table itself or an upstream dependency:
+   ```
+   getAssetLineage(mcons=["<table_mcon>"], direction="UPSTREAM")
+   ```
+
+3. If upstream models also have alerts, the root cause is likely further upstream — remediate that first.
+
+### Remediation by available tools
+
+**If dbt Cloud is available:**
+- For compilation errors: the error likely needs a code fix → create a GitHub PR if GitHub MCP is available, otherwise describe the fix for the user
+- For transient database errors: rerun the job
+- For dependency failures: find and fix the upstream failure first, then rerun
+
+**If GitHub is available (for code fixes):**
+- Create a branch with the fix
+- Open a PR with clear description of what failed and why
+- Example: "The model `stg_orders` fails because column `order_status` was renamed to `status` upstream. Creating a PR to update the column reference."
+
+**If no execution tool is available:**
+- Describe the error and the fix needed
+- Provide the `dbt run --select <model>` command for manual execution
+- If it's a code issue, describe exactly what file and line needs changing
+
+### Verification
+
+- Check dbt job status via dbt Cloud MCP (if available)
+- Re-check table: `getTable(mcon="<table_mcon>")` — has the model been rebuilt?
+- Verify downstream tables are also refreshing
+
+---
+
+## Pattern 3: Schema change
+
+### Root cause signals (from TSA)
+
+- "Column added/removed/renamed"
+- "Column type changed"
+- "Schema differs from expected"
+
+### Reasoning
+
+Schema changes can be intentional (upstream team made a planned change) or accidental (a deployment error). The remediation depends on whether the change is expected and whether downstream consumers can handle it.
+
+### Investigation steps
+
+1. Identify what changed:
+   ```
+   getTable(mcon="<table_mcon>", include_fields=true)
+   ```
+
+2. Check blast radius — who consumes this table?
+   ```
+   getAssetLineage(mcons=["<table_mcon>"], direction="DOWNSTREAM")
+   ```
+
+3. Check if downstream tables are also alerting:
+   ```
+   getAlerts(
+     table_mcons=["<downstream_mcon_1>", "<downstream_mcon_2>"],
+     created_after="<24 hours ago>"
+   )
+   ```
+
+4. Check recent queries to identify who/what made the schema change:
+   ```
+   getQueriesForTable(mcon="<table_mcon>", query_type="destination", limit=10)
+   ```
+
+### Remediation by available tools
+
+**If the change is intentional and downstream needs updating:**
+- If GitHub is available: create a PR that updates downstream models to handle the new schema
+- If dbt Cloud is available: after fixing the code, trigger a full rebuild of affected models
+- Example: "Column `user_id` was renamed to `customer_id` in `raw_orders`. 4 downstream models reference this column. Creating a PR to update all references."
+
+**If the change is accidental and should be reverted:**
+- If GitHub is available: create a PR reverting the upstream change
+- If the change was a direct DDL (not code-managed): provide the ALTER statement to revert
+- Present findings to the user and recommend they contact the upstream table owner
+
+**If no execution tool is available:**
+- Document all affected downstream tables and the specific column changes
+- List the files/models that need updating
+- Escalate with a complete impact report
+
+### Verification
+
+- Re-check table schema: `getTable(mcon="<table_mcon>", include_fields=true)`
+- Verify downstream models are rebuilding successfully
+- Check that schema change alerts resolve
+
+---
+
+## Pattern 4: Volume anomaly
+
+### Root cause signals (from TSA)
+
+- "Row count dropped by X%"
+- "Row count significantly higher than expected"
+- "No new rows in expected time window"
+- "Duplicate rows detected"
+
+### Reasoning
+
+Volume anomalies can indicate: data loss (rows missing), data duplication (rows doubled), source system issues (upstream stopped sending data), or filter/logic changes (a WHERE clause changed). The investigation must determine which case applies.
+
+### Investigation steps
+
+1. Quantify the anomaly:
+   ```
+   getTable(mcon="<table_mcon>")  # current row count
+   ```
+
+2. Check if the issue is in this table or upstream:
+   ```
+   getAssetLineage(mcons=["<table_mcon>"], direction="UPSTREAM")
+   getTable(mcon="<upstream_mcon>")  # check upstream row counts
+   ```
+
+3. Analyze recent write queries for clues:
+   ```
+   getQueriesForTable(mcon="<table_mcon>", query_type="destination", limit=10)
+   ```
+   Look for: unusual DELETE statements, changed WHERE clauses, failed INSERT operations.
+
+4. Check monitoring for more context:
+   ```
+   getMonitors(mcons=["<table_mcon>"])
+   ```
+
+### Remediation by available tools
+
+**For missing data (row count drop):**
+- If pipeline orchestrator is available: trigger a backfill for the affected time range
+- If the drop is from a bad deployment: revert via GitHub, then rerun the pipeline
+- If upstream source stopped: present findings to the user and recommend they contact the source system owner
+
+**For duplicate data:**
+- If warehouse access is available: run a deduplication query (with user confirmation!)
+- Create a PR to fix the pipeline logic that caused duplication
+- Trigger a rebuild after the fix
+
+**For unexpected volume increase:**
+- Investigate whether this is a genuine increase or a data quality issue
+- Check if upstream sources are sending more data than expected
+- If it's a filter/logic change: review recent code changes
+
+**If no execution tool is available:**
+- Quantify the anomaly (expected vs actual row counts, affected time range)
+- Identify the likely cause from query analysis
+- Provide specific remediation steps for the user to execute manually
+
+### Verification
+
+- Re-check row counts: `getTable(mcon="<table_mcon>")`
+- Compare against expected values
+- Monitor over the next few pipeline runs to confirm stability
+
+---
+
+## Pattern 5: Unknown or complex root cause
+
+### Root cause signals (from TSA)
+
+- TSA returned `failed` status
+- TSA `tldr` is unclear or generic ("multiple issues detected")
+- Root cause spans multiple systems or teams
+- The issue is intermittent and hard to reproduce
+
+### Reasoning
+
+Not every issue has a clear, automatable fix. When the root cause is unclear or complex, the best approach is to present full context to the user and ask for direction — not guess at a fix.
+
+### Context package
+
+Compile a complete summary for the user:
+
+1. **Alert details:** type, severity, when it fired, affected tables
+2. **TSA findings:** whatever root cause analysis was available (even if partial)
+3. **Blast radius:** downstream consumers, key assets affected
+4. **Table state:** current freshness, row counts, schema
+5. **Recent queries:** pipeline activity, any anomalous patterns
+6. **Monitoring coverage:** what monitors exist, any gaps
+7. **Your assessment:** what you think might be wrong and why, with confidence level
+
+### What to do
+
+Present the context package to the user and ask how they'd like to proceed. They may want to:
+- Notify their team via Slack or PagerDuty
+- Investigate further with specific queries
+- Assign the alert to a specific person
+- Take a manual remediation action you can help with
+
+**Document on the alert regardless:**
+```
+createOrUpdateAlertComment(
+  alert_id="<alert_uuid>",
+  comment="## Investigation Summary\n\n[full context package]\n\n**Why automated remediation was not attempted:** [reason]\n**Recommended next steps:** [specific actions]"
+)
+
+updateAlert(
+  alert_id="<alert_uuid>",
+  status="WORK_IN_PROGRESS"
+)
+```
+
+### When to use this pattern
+
+- TSA failed or returned unclear results
+- Root cause spans multiple systems (e.g., infrastructure + pipeline + data)
+- The fix requires access or permissions you don't have
+- You're not confident the proposed fix won't cause additional problems
+- The issue is intermittent and the current state looks normal
+- Multiple alerts are firing simultaneously on related tables (likely a systemic issue)