dbt

Write dbt Docs That Actually Explain What Models Do

Turn empty dbt docs into useful business context.

Write dbt model and column descriptions that explain meaning, not just names. Altimate Code reads model SQL and drafts docs that are actually useful.

The problem it solves

dbt docs usually stay blank or just repeat the column name. That's useless for anyone who didn't write the model.

What it does

Reads model SQL and dbt context.
Drafts model and column descriptions.
Supports reusable documentation blocks.
Improves discoverability for analysts and business users.

When to use it

WHEN

adding docs to a new model

WHEN

improving a dbt docs site

WHEN

filling sparse schema YAML

WHEN

preparing data products for broader use

How it works

The skill reads the model SQL and dependencies, then writes descriptions that explain what each model and column actually does, not just what it's named.

Put This Skill to Work. On Your Own dbt Project.

Install Altimate Code, connect your warehouse and call the skill from your terminal or your IDE. Book a demo to see it run on a project like yours.

Altimate Code: the skill browser in the terminal, a session recap and a dbt quality scan in VS Code