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A control plane for web-data pipelines. Detect a broken data contract, prepare a repair, and check the result before approving it.
A repair deserves
a second look.
What should
the data look like?
Missing fields. Invalid values. Shifted data.
Prepare a repair. Check affected fields.
Review the proposal before applying a repair.
A bounded repair attempt, then another collection.
Runs + incidents
SQLiteCLI / Dashboard / MCPContract checks, a repair preview, and a shared record of what happened.
Original diagram · based on public source01 / THE CONTRIBUTION
My part in the project.
Project author. The README credits Kiro and Claude assistance; automated data commits are also recorded in the repository.
02 / INSIDE THE BUILD
The choices underneath.
Combine YAML contracts with median baselines to check for missing fields, invalid values, and shifted data.
Check repaired fields in a preview before approval, then recollect data after a bounded repair attempt.
Store runs and incidents in SQLite for the CLI, web dashboard, and MCP tools to share.
03 / STATUS & LIMITS
Where it stands.
- The default experience replays fixtures. Live collection and repair require Bright Data configuration.
- A public dashboard deployment and production reliability measurements are not documented in the reviewed sources.
04 / KEEP EXPLORING
Read it at the source.
Explore the code and follow the latest state of the project in its repository.
View Weaver on GitHubAbout these project notes
Based on the public README, drift engine, preview checks, and repair workflow as of September 2026.