Signal Taxonomy
Use to define schemas, topic tags, and lineage metadata for enriched signals.
claude plugin marketplace add gtmagents/gtm-agentsWhat this skill does
- 1Defines canonical field names, data types, required/optional flags, and validation rules for enriched signals.
- 2Maps provider-specific attribute names to standardized schema fields, eliminating fragmentation across data sources.
- 3Maintains a versioned change log with effective dates and migration steps so downstream teams know when behavior changes.
- 4Publishes a data dictionary and lineage diagrams tagged with owner and refresh cadence per field.
When to use
- Normalizing outputs from multiple providers into a single unified schema before loading to a warehouse or CRM.
- Rolling out new intent topics, enrichment attributes, or scoring dimensions that need to be documented and governed.
- Auditing signal lineage to satisfy compliance requirements or prepare for a data audit.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Signal Taxonomy?
Signal Taxonomy is a Claude Code skill for sourcing by GTM Agents. Use to define schemas, topic tags, and lineage metadata for enriched signals.
When should I use Signal Taxonomy?
Normalizing outputs from multiple providers into a single unified schema before loading to a warehouse or CRM. Rolling out new intent topics, enrichment attributes, or scoring dimensions that need to be documented and governed.
How do I install Signal Taxonomy?
Run the install command (claude plugin marketplace add gtmagents/gtm-agents). Once the skill is in place, Claude Code loads it automatically whenever a task matches what it does.
Is Signal Taxonomy free to use?
Yes. Signal Taxonomy is open source under the Apache-2.0 license, published in the gtmagents/gtm-agents repository on GitHub.