πŸ“… 2025-01-31 β€” Session: Organized and Automated Data Management Systems

πŸ•’ 14:30–19:10
🏷️ Labels: Data Management, Automation, Workflow, Metadata, Supabase
πŸ“‚ Project: Dev
⭐ Priority: MEDIUM

Session Goal

The session aimed to enhance data management systems through improved categorization, workflow alignment, and automation strategies.

Key Activities

  • Categorization of Books by Professional Roles: Developed structured categorizations for books to improve accessibility for Data Science, Software Engineering, Cloud Engineering, and Business Analysis professionals.
  • Folder Structure Optimization: Planned and executed enhancements to folder organization and workflow alignment for various document types, including Accounting, Academic, Econ Blog, Learning, and Teaching.
  • PDF Processing Workflow Proposal: Provided a detailed workflow for a PDF processing script, focusing on automation and vectorstore management.
  • Chunk Management Strategy: Outlined a strategy for managing chunked data, emphasizing metadata management and directory monitoring.
  • Comparison of RAPTORMethod and Other Systems: Compared different systems focusing on metadata, chunk management, and embedding storage.
  • Metadata Storage and Preprocessing with Supabase: Designed metadata storage and preprocessing workflows using Supabase, including SQL schema design for β€˜files’ and β€˜chunks’ tables.
  • Automated Data Processing Workflows: Developed scripts and workflows for automating raw data processing using Python, Celery, and Airflow.

Achievements

  • Established a structured framework for book categorization by professional roles.
  • Enhanced folder structures for better workflow alignment.
  • Proposed effective workflows for PDF processing and chunk management.
  • Designed comprehensive metadata storage systems using Supabase.
  • Developed automation scripts for data processing workflows.

Pending Tasks

  • Implement the proposed workflows for PDF processing and chunk management.
  • Finalize the integration of automation scripts into existing systems.