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Databricks + Cursor · Live job triage

From #data-platform-on-call ping to merged PR, in 11 minutes.

Cursor closes the loop on Databricks job operations — Slack trigger, plan-first investigation, Spark UI forensics, notebook patch, Codex-reviewed PR.

Built for a Databricks AE pitching senior data engineers stuck context-switching between VS Code, the Databricks UI, and Spark UI. Click through one bleeding job’s full ~82-second scripted lifecycle: incident → planner → 5 specialists → synthesis → patch → cluster validation → ship.

Slack-to-PR closed loop

The agent reads the same Spark UI, run history, cluster, code, and lineage your senior engineer would, then replies in the original Slack thread with a merged PR.

Planner-orchestrator

One Opus planner intakes the incident; five Composer specialists (skew, cluster, code, lineage, cost) dispatch in parallel; the planner synthesizes a ranked 4-lever remediation.

Plan visible before execution

Stakeholders see how the agent will investigate — a reproducible runbook, not a black-box fix. Plan-first is the durable differentiator.

Guardrails every remediation PR must clear

Plan written and reviewed before any edit·Codex review on every patch·Unity Catalog lineage preserved·Human approves before merging the fix