seeknal parse¶

Parse YAML files in the seeknal/ directory and generate an execution manifest. This validates the DAG structure without executing any nodes.

Synopsis¶

seeknal parse [OPTIONS]

Description¶

The parse command reads all YAML files in the seeknal/ directory, builds the DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph), and generates a manifest.json file in the target/ directory.

This is useful for: - Validating YAML syntax and structure - Detecting circular dependencies - Viewing the complete DAG structure - Comparing changes between runs

Options¶

Option	Description
`--project-path`	Project directory (default: current directory)
`--output`, `-o`	Output manifest path (default: target/manifest.json)

Examples¶

Parse current project¶

seeknal parse

Parse with custom output location¶

seeknal parse --output ./my_manifest.json

Output Example¶

Building DAG from seeknal/ directory...

DAG built: 15 nodes, 18 edges

Node Summary:
  - source: 3
  - transform: 5
  - feature_group: 4
  - model: 2
  - aggregation: 1

Changes detected:
  Added (2):
    + transform.new_feature
    + feature_group.user_metrics
  Modified (1):
    ~ transform.clean_data (sql)
  Removed (1):
    - transform.old_process

Summary: 2 added, 1 modified, 1 removed

Manifest saved to target/manifest.json