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Ingest Stage

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Run the first stage of the plan: pull every source the job names, reject what the plan does not ask for, and emit the staged working set together with the manifest of what was read.

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Specification

111 words · handed to the agent

Execute the first stage of the plan you are handed and nothing further. Pull every source that stage names, 250 records to a batch, and abandon the stage if any single batch takes longer than 180 seconds; pull nothing the stage does not name, however relevant it looks. Record for each named source what you read from it and when, or that it was unreachable and why. Emit on staged the working set you assembled, that manifest, and the stages still to run, so the next stage picks up where you stopped. You are done when every source the stage names appears in the manifest under one of those two outcomes.

Interfaces

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Inputs

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Inputs declared by this node card
NameData typeRequiredDescription
stagesplan requiredThe full stage plan; this node executes the first stage and passes the rest along.

Outputs

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Outputs declared by this node card
NameData typeDescription
stagedjsonThe staged working set plus the source manifest the later stages are checked against.

Dependencies

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Card values

16 declared

Who the node is. The id is the key the DOT pins.

id
ingest-stage
name
Ingest Stage
type
agent
phases
Implementation
Behaviourcard spec →

What it does, and the prose the agent is handed when the graph runs.

action35 words
Run the first stage of the plan: pull every source the job names, reject what the plan does not ask for, and emit the staged working set together with the manifest of what was read.
spec111 words
Execute the first stage of the plan you are handed and nothing further. Pull every source that stage names, 250 records to a batch, and abandon the stage if any single batch takes longer than 180 seconds; pull nothing the stage does not name, however relevant it looks. Record for each named source what you read from it and when, or that it was unreachable and why. Emit on staged the working set you assembled, that manifest, and the stages still to run, so the next stage picks up where you stopped. You are done when every source the stage names appears in the manifest under one of those two outcomes.in full above
model
claude-haiku-4-5
agent
Stage workers
skill
skills/ingest-stage.md
tools
none
mcp
none
params
timeout_s: 180, batch_size: 250
Interfacescard spec →

What arrives, what leaves, which nodes it expects to hear from, and what may not.

inputs
stages : plan
outputs
staged : json
dependencies
stage-planner
cannot
no type is refused
will_not
pull a source the stage does not name
Evaluation metadatacard spec →

The keys the static analysis reads. Nothing here instructs the agent.

risk_markers
none
notes
none
Service fieldscard spec →

The card's own version, and who wrote it.

version
1.0.0
author
autogen
provenance
not stated

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Version history

1 version published
  1. ingest-stage@1.0.0currentsha256:19a4cb823f62200a135230fb06582eafc14a7e49b239885af3002f68c89af5e5

    pinned byCheckpoint & Resume Runnerautogen/checkpoint-resume-runner

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