Loads that repair themselves,
and explain it.
Engineer watches every run, fixes what it can safely fix, and stops on what it cannot — instead of guessing at 3am.
One of the four named agents on Enterprise, where a data team runs them one at a time and signs off on each. On the free and Everyday plans the same engine arrives as a single assistant — you hand it a file and it gets on with it.
The pager goes off. The fix is obvious. It’s 3am.
The rename
An upstream column gets renamed. Four loads fail on it. The fix is a one-line mapping somebody has to be awake to write.
The silent guess
Tooling that “handles” the break by guessing quietly is worse than the break, because now the number is wrong and nobody knows.
The disagreement
Two dashboards report different revenue because two teams defined it differently, and finding out which is right takes a week.
Three steps, and you see all of them.
Nothing happens off-screen. Each step is shown before the next one starts.
4 loads ran overnight, unattended, against 2.4M rows.
A renamed column matched back up automatically, with the reason written down.
→ 1 fixed, 1 flagged — nothing else needed you at 3am
Engineer in full
Everything Engineer does, and what each one is actually for.
A renamed column matched back up automatically, with a written reason you can read and check.
When the safe answer isn’t obvious it stops and asks, rather than writing something confidently wrong.
Every team’s number resolves to the same definition, so two dashboards stop disagreeing about revenue.
Changes arrive as a PR in your repo, reviewed by your process — never applied behind your back.
Overnight loads complete without anyone watching, and the morning summary says what happened and what it left alone.
It watches and proposes. Nothing is written back to a source until a change has been approved.
Engineer is one of four
They share one workspace, one audit trail, and one set of connections to your data.
See Engineer run on your own data
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