Task Guide

This guide starts from a user outcome. It does not assume that the user knows

Dataset task guide

Prompt-first procedure: Describe the outcome you want in your agent conversation. The agent should select and load the appropriate AIWG assets, explain material changes, request any needed approval, and report verification evidence. Exact commands and flags appear only in the CLI reference.

This guide starts from a user outcome. It does not assume that the user knows which schema, adapter, index, or provenance vocabulary to choose.

Delivery status

The dataset contracts, source-adapter SDK, projections, declarative addon, and thirteen-action orchestration CLI are shipped. Local JSONL and CSV adapters are stable; local orchestration, offline, provenance, and standards cells are qualified. Pre-stable migration, Fortemi Core parity, and live Fortemi Server persistence remain pending for the reasons in support status. The aggregate conformance receipt therefore reports `stableEligible: false`.

TaskRequired evidenceSafe outcome
Sourcelocator, policy, credential locator, adapter versionimmutable source definition; no secret value
Checkbounded connectivity and schema evidencediagnostics without durable writes
Previewexplicit record/byte limits and redactionrepresentative, non-authoritative sample
Plansource revision, schemas, reads/writes, degradationimmutable digest for human review
Ingestapproved digest and idempotency keyreceipt, rejections, and checkpoint reference
Monitorrun identity and backend capability evidencestate report; polling never grants authority
Verifycanonical revision, artifact digests, receiptsverified, degraded, unverifiable, or failed
Querybounded result count and privacy policyresults with revision and evidence references
Traceassertion basis, evidence locator, confidencelineage without upgrading inference to fact
Exportnamed versioned profileportable output plus mapping/loss report
Resumecommitted checkpoint and unchanged plan bindinga new attempt, never silent replay
Retirecomplete inventory, holds, threshold and rollbacktombstones/reconciliation before deletion

The exact CLI mappings are: monitor → `status` and `show`; trace → `lineage`; resume → `retry`; retirement preparation → `plan`, inspection, and `cancel` as needed. There is no `monitor`, `trace`, `resume`, or `retire` CLI action.

Exact CLI surface

Use AIWG to complete this documented outcome: Exact CLI surface
Have it inspect the current state, explain the plan, ask before material
changes, and report the result with verification evidence.

`source` and `plan` require JSON input files. `ingest` binds the exact plan digest and idempotency key; reconciliation additionally uses the reconciliation-digest option and the reconciliation-threshold option. Every action can emit the `aiwg.dataset-orchestration/v1` envelope with the json option.

Support status

Evidence cellStatusClaim boundary
local JSONL and CSV real sourcesstablebounded reference adapters only
local plan/replay/checkpoint/security/offline/provenance/standardsqualifiedchecked-in deterministic fixtures; not live-server evidence
pre-stable migrationpendingno stable predecessor exists
Fortemi Core paritypendingrequires a pinned compatible Fortemi dependency
Fortemi Server live persistencependingrequires explicit live authorization and cross-repository receipt

Nine cells pass and three remain pending; the aggregate release gate is not stable-eligible while any required pending evidence remains unresolved.

Default routing

Start with the `dataset-intelligence` skill. It delegates assessment to the bounded addon skills, which in turn may only delegate operations to the agent-owned dataset operation. Agents and skills never open a connector, mutate a checkpoint, write an index, or delete data themselves.

Before a write, verify the source revision and schema, inspect the exact plan digest, and confirm privacy, locality, network, retention, and expected writes. After a write, retain the receipt and rejection report. Search success is not verification.

Terms that must remain distinct

  • A canonical source is the authoritative input selected by policy.
  • An immutable revision binds that input to identity and digest evidence.
  • A derived artifact is produced from a revision and may not be reversible.
  • A regenerable index can be rebuilt from available canonical inputs.
  • A static cache answers reads but is neither canonical nor live storage.
  • A portable export is a versioned projection with an explicit loss report.

See offline and troubleshooting for diagnostics and migration before changing an existing workflow. Use the standards profile matrix to distinguish tested profiles from descriptor-only plans.