bsee-data-extractor-data-types-supported
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This reference skill documents the data types supported by the BSEE Data Extractor, detailing their source files, sizes, and update frequencies. Developers should use it to understand the available datasets—Production, WAR, and APD—when integrating with the main extraction skill. It provides essential metadata like file sizes and update schedules for planning data processing workflows.
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