project-commands

Use Make commands to automate builds, testing, and deployment workflows. The project-commands Skill provides standardized Make targets for building bronze, silver, and gold data layers, running tests, and orchestrating Azure operations—eliminating manual steps and reducing deployment errors.

The Skill consolidates Make targets for syntax validation, linting, auto-formatting, unit and integration testing, and pipeline orchestration. Look up the exact command syntax for your build stage—bronze, silver, or gold—to execute the correct pipeline step without mistakes.

The Skill references Make commands for Azure operations, SharePoint integration, and DuckDB database inspection. These commands let you query and manage data pipeline stages directly without switching tools or hunting through documentation.

Yes. The Skill covers Make targets for Spark thrift server startup, DuckDB usage, ETL code generation, and UI automation within the data migration workflow. Each command handles a specific stage from environment setup through gold-layer output.

The project-commands Skill is a single-reference lookup for all build, test, pipeline, and Azure command syntax. When you need to run a specific operation—like building the bronze layer or triggering an Azure task—query the Skill instead of searching scattered documentation.

The Skill covers environment setup with Azure and file-tracking tools as part of its scope. Check the relevant Make target documentation within the Skill to confirm what prerequisites—credentials, tool installations, or path configurations—are required before execution.