Tagged “data-fusion”
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Recipe: enrich a CRM with an agent in 20 minutes
A complete, runnable data fusion: take a customer list with a website column, find joinable listings by handle, buy for cents, merge in DuckDB, and measure the match rate — every step a tool call your agent can execute.
Read →What is a join card?
A plain-language definition of a join card — the short, seller-declared block of fusion metadata that tells a buyer what one record represents and which columns are join handles, verified against the listing's schema.
Read →What is data fusion?
A plain-language definition of data fusion — combining several data sources into one coherent dataset — with the two patterns that cover most real work: table-to-table joins and lookup enrichment.
Read →Data fusion: the question every data purchase is really asking
Nobody buys a dataset to look at it — they buy it to join it with what they already have. Join cards make that joinability visible, verifiable, and searchable before any money moves.
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