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Assess DataOps maturity

Situation: You need a point-in-time maturity read on an Asset Bundle (or similar) ETL monorepo — practice adoption, CI/CD, test automation vs data quality, and prioritised next steps.

Run: data-ops-review

Procedure and section checklist live only in the skill. Below is a sample outcome (persona-redacted) so you can see shape and depth.


Sample outcome — Plumbing (March 2026)

Scope: Full repository · Branch: feature/dataops-review-docs-and-prompt · Programme epic: PLUM-75

At a glance

  • ~36 Asset Bundles, ~491 Python source files
  • Bundle config + PR validation at 100%; lint/tests at 6% (2 pilot bundles)
  • Top opportunities: shared conftest.py, coverage enforcement, finish pilot tests, pin dependencies, catalog anomaly detection

Practice adoption

Practice Bundles % of 36
Asset Bundle config 36 100%
CI bundle validation (PR) 36 100%
CI lint / unit tests (feature) 2 6%
CI unit tests (main) 0 0%
Extracted testable functions / Tests/ 2 6%
Dependency manifest / DQ / schema enforcement 0 0%

Pilots: report-builder (6 fns, 18 tests, many smoke) and pricing-engine (11 fns / 7 tested, 30 tests, stronger assertions). Remaining ~444 Python files across 34 bundles untested. Largest untested by notebook count: quota-keeper (74), policy-evaluator (45), lookup-cache (27), event-router (24).

Maturity

Dimension Maturity Priority
Monorepo structure Moderate Medium
Dependency management Low (worsening %pip sprawl) High
Deploy as code (CI/CD) Moderate Medium
Test automation Low High
Data quality testing None High

Prioritised next steps (excerpt)

  1. Shared conftest.py
  2. pytest-cov fail-under on extracted modules (CI-only)
  3. Complete pricing-engine coverage; deepen report-builder assertions
  4. Make lint blocking; pytest on main; staging target
  5. Per-bundle pinned manifests; catalog anomaly detection on key schemas