The Mega Ampere Spherical Tokamak Upgrade (MAST-U) project generates a lot of data. After each ‘shot’, the raw data from sensors within the tokamak is made available to researchers via the Universal Data Access (UDA) system, with each signal represented by a three letter code. For example, ‘RCC’ is the signal for Celeste-3, which measures emission spectra from impurities in the plasma. MAST-U data is processed further using a scheduler system that automatically processes raw data into more useful diagnostics once those signals become available. This processed data is itself made available via UDA as a three letter signal code, and this may, in turn, be used to generate higher level diagnostics via the scheduler.