Central analytics tool repository
Governed home for analyst-built calculators and optimisers, agent-ready from day one
Summary
Analyst teams build valuable calculators and models every week, but most live outside the main analytics hub: spreadsheets, notebooks, one-off scripts, and small web apps with inconsistent permissions and no shared discovery. Proposed and own a central git repository where tools are built once to a shared standard, reviewed before merge, and callable by conversational analytics as well as through a UI. Proof of concept: ambient/chill SKU cap optimiser and a stakeholder demo tool, with Claude Code guided scaffolding and migration paths for legacy code.
Context
Platform / Enablement
What I built
Proposed and own a central git repository where analyst-built calculators, models, and optimisers are created once to a shared standard, reviewed before merge, and deployed for any team. Every tool is agent-ready from day one: users can solve problems through conversation as well as through a UI. Proof of concept covers an ambient/chill SKU cap optimiser (clear UI and agent use case for SKU shift and pick-ratio questions) and a stakeholder demo tool with a distinct interface. Governance: strict repo rules, experienced developer approval on every merge, mandatory ownership and changelog, archive stale tools rather than leave them unmaintained.
Impact
- ●Single governed repo for standards, shared utilities, and agent instructions
- ●Standard tool layout with named owner, changelog, and consistent web shell
- ●Agent integration so conversational assistants can invoke any registered tool
- ●Two-tool POC before org-wide migration mandate (Aug 2026)