SUPERMEGA.dev
Agent setup

Set up Data Cleanup & Reporting Agent.

Repeatable agent that cleans files, validates columns, explains exceptions, and outputs a trusted report.

First proof One messy file cleaned into the target table with exceptions highlighted and a short summary report. Queued job Intake-to-first-proof packet with source manifest, first run steps, acceptance tests, and approval boundary. Kickoff pack Client-ready kickoff message, source request, 48-hour plan, and operator checklist. What we need
  • Sample files
  • Target report
  • Validation rules
  • Exception examples
  • Export destination
Accepted samples
  • messy spreadsheet
  • target report
  • validation rules
  • exception examples
Role playbook Choose owner, operator, or technical admin mode above. The selected role is added to this setup request as a routing hint.

Owner

  • First action: Approve the first proof target: One messy file cleaned into the target table with exceptions highlighted and a short summary report.
  • Approval focus: Scope, price, payment route, external sends, connector writes, and first production run.
  • Success signal: Owner can decide whether the worker saves time, reduces risk, or moves revenue before any recurring claim.

Operator

  • First action: Collect the starting source pack: messy spreadsheet, target report, validation rules.
  • Approval focus: Confirm sample quality, missing fields, edge cases, and whether the first proof matches daily work.
  • Success signal: Operator can repeat the workflow with less manual checking and fewer missed follow-ups.

Technical admin

  • First action: Map the approved source boundary for accounting firm data before any connector access.
  • Approval focus: Accounts, permissions, API/export path, audit logs, vaulting, and rollback plan.
  • Success signal: Technical admin can explain what the worker can read, what it cannot do, and how every action is logged.

Setup request saved.

It is now queued for a first-proof build. The operator console will show the checklist, acceptance tests, and approval boundary.