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Genesis Bronze, Silver, Gold Agentic Data Engineering

This video shows an end‑to‑end Genesis workflow from “business ask” → “inputs” → “blueprints + missions” → “final dashboard.” Explore a guided walkthrough of Genesis's context graph, a Digital Twin 4‑level hierarchy. You'll see Genesis data engineering agents work through source-to-target bronze mapping, then silver-to-gold, then dbt engineering, and finally dashboard creation. You’ll learn 1. How the Digital Twin provides a 4‑level hierarchy view (system → container → collection → asset) 2. How to translate a dashboard request into inputs: sketch + business questions + standards + raw data 3. What Blueprints are and why they prevent agents from skipping steps (actions + exit criteria) 4. What Missions are (Blueprint runs) and how Replay provides full visibility What are Blueprints? Blueprints keep agents on track—right work, right order, right artifacts—plus they ensure agents reference the correct artifacts as they move phase‑to‑phase. How are Missions created? Missions are created from Blueprints. End‑to‑end flow: Dashboard Sketch + Business Questions + Medallion Standards + Raw Data → Blueprints → Missions → Dashboard ⏱️ On‑Screen Caption Overlay Timeline 00:00–01:00 SPCS Infra → Old way of data engineering → New way with Genesis Agentic Data Engineering 01:00–01:07 System Level View 01:09–01:14 Container Level View 01:17–01:28 Clicking any node and "Drill Down into this Node" Opens a deeper view of data lineage. 01:34–01:49 Collection Level View 01:52–02:13 Asset Level View 02:19–02:22 Business Proposed Dashboard Visual 02:28–02:32 Business Requirements for the Dashboard 02:38–02:57 Company Medallion Architecture Standards 03:03–03:28 Raw Data For The Dashboard 03:34–03:40 Library of Blueprints for Structured Agentic Work 03:45–03:57 Agentic work performed within phases 04:00–04:14 Clicking into each phase shows Actions and Exit criteria before moving to the next one. All the way until completion 04:30–04:40 Blueprints are used as guidelines and guardrails for Missions. 04:45–04:51 Playback with speed control to see work that was performed. 04:55–05:30 Full visibility into work performed, which phase it's on as well as the document and data flows. 05:41–05:46 Click into any document to see what's been created throughout the work performed. 05:50–05:55 A Mission is completed when it reaches the final phase. 06:10–06:20 The next Mission begins 08:17–08:27 Once all Missions are completed from Bronze Source to Target Mapping, Silver & Gold Source To Target and then DBT Engineering. The proposed dashboard is created.