What problem does it solve?
Evaluating whether an OpenMetadata connector meets reliability standards requires deep, manual code review across metadata ingestion, error handling, authentication, lineage, and performance — a process that is slow, inconsistent, and easy to do superficially.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Seven-Prompt Investigation Workflow: Runs setup, five parallel investigation prompts (metadata ingestion, error handling, connection/auth, lineage, scale/performance), a synthesis prompt, and an implementation prompt against connector standards.
- Structured Audit Reports: Saves per-prompt findings with file:line references, severity ratings, and rating calibration to
.claude/audit-results/ for cross-validation and planning.
- Fix Planning and Implementation: Consolidates findings into a prioritized refactor plan with PR scoping, then implements fixes with tests, or produces a dry-run plan with before/after diffs.
- Use Case: Before making major changes to the MySQL connector, run a full audit to identify missing pagination, broken column-level lineage, and absent token refresh, then get a sequenced PR plan to fix them.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to run a connector reliability audit on the mysql connector and follow the guided seven-prompt workflow.