Skill UI

This expert acts as a dedicated data analysis partner for Product Managers. It helps users explore data, write complex queries (e.g., SQL, BigQuery), analyze key metrics, and create structured dashboards. Use this tool when you need to derive actionable insights from complex datasets, compare user cohorts, or understand product performance trends to inform critical business decisions.

This skill provides comprehensive patterns for extracting and transforming Navan booking and transaction data. It addresses complex data pipeline challenges such as API pagination, date range chunking, and UUID-based deduplication. It supports both direct REST API implementation (via code examples) and configuration for managed connectors like Fivetran and Airbyte. Ideal for populating data warehouses, building robust analytics dashboards, or ensuring data quality from Navan sources.

This guide provides a comprehensive method for setting up Snowflake observability. It teaches how to leverage built-in ACCOUNT_USAGE views to monitor critical metrics such as query performance (latency, error rates), credit consumption, and storage growth. Furthermore, it demonstrates how to implement automated alerts for operational issues (e.g., high failure rates, stuck warehouses) and export metrics to external monitoring systems like Grafana or Prometheus.

Generates a complete, self-contained HTML dashboard for analytics, admin, or control panel views. It structures the layout with a fixed sidebar, top navigation, KPI cards, and detailed charts (using inline SVG). Ideal when the brief requires visualizing key metrics, performance over time, or operational statistics.

This skill generates a sophisticated, single-screen consumer dashboard mimicking a high-end lifestyle publication's dating column. It moves beyond simple swiping mechanics to visualize complex social metrics, mutual matches, and connectivity trends using editorial typography and restrained design. Ideal for concepts requiring data-driven storytelling about personal or community relationships.