ai-pipeline

Automate construction of 5-layer AI property analysis pipelines.

Updated Dec 14, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/toobutta/maptelli --skill ai-pipeline-toobutta
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Skill: ai-pipeline
Source: https://github.com/toobutta/maptelli/tree/main/.claude/skills/ai-pipeline
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/toobutta/maptelli --skill ai-pipeline-toobutta

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a repeatable blueprint to design, extend, and maintain AI-powered property analysis pipelines by enforcing a consistent 5-layer architecture (model, schema, Celery task, FastAPI endpoint, React Query hook) while allowing product-specific extensions for RoofIQ, SolarFit, StormShield, DrivewayPro, PermitScope, LotWatch, and TradeZone.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Standardized 5-layer AI pipeline template for property analytics.
  • Product-specific extension points for RoofIQ, SolarFit, StormShield, DrivewayPro, PermitScope, LotWatch, and TradeZone.
  • End-to-end wiring: backend models, schemas, tasks, APIs, and frontend hooks, with optional scripts/references/assets directories.

Quick Start

Provide a product name (e.g., RoofIQ) to scaffold or extend its AI pipeline following the 5-layer pattern.

Frequently Asked Questions about ai-pipeline

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I build an end-to-end AI property analysis pipeline with FastAPI and Celery?

You can build an AI property analysis pipeline by applying a standardized 5-layer pattern that wires SQLAlchemy models, Pydantic schemas, Celery tasks, FastAPI endpoints, and React Query hooks together. This enforces consistent architecture across products like RoofIQ and SolarFit.

What is the best way to structure AI analytics pipelines for multiple property products?

The best way to structure multiple AI analytics pipelines is using a unified 5-layer architecture with product-specific extension points. This allows products like StormShield and DrivewayPro to share a standardized backend and frontend pattern while adapting to unique requirements.

Can I use this 5-layer architecture pattern for PermitScope and LotWatch?

Yes, you can use this 5-layer architecture pattern for PermitScope and LotWatch. The template provides specific extension points for these products, enabling adaptations within the unified model, schema, Celery task, FastAPI endpoint, and React Query hook structure.

How do I scaffold a FastAPI and React Query hook pipeline for a new property product?

To scaffold a FastAPI and React Query hook pipeline, provide a product name to generate the 5-layer structure. This creates backend SQLAlchemy models, Pydantic schemas, Celery tasks, APIs, and frontend hooks, with optional directories for scripts, references, and assets.

Does this AI pipeline template require existing SQLAlchemy models to generate Celery tasks?

No, this AI pipeline template does not require existing SQLAlchemy models to generate Celery tasks. It automates the construction of the entire 5-layer pipeline, creating the models, schemas, tasks, APIs, and hooks from scratch or extending existing ones.

When should I not use a unified 5-layer pattern for AI property analysis?

You should not use a unified 5-layer pattern if your AI property analysis project requires a fundamentally different architecture than SQLAlchemy models, Pydantic schemas, Celery tasks, FastAPI endpoints, and React Query hooks, or if you do not need standardized pipeline templates.