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@gaspatchio · United Kingdom

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Open source python tooling for actuaries

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DomainBusiness, Fi...Actuarial Model De.. (35%)Model Validation &.. (25%)Excel Workbook Mig.. (20%)Scenario & Sensiti.. (20%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Gaspatchio

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What tasks can I perform with Gaspatchio's skills?

You can build and modify actuarial models using ActuarialFrame idioms, convert Excel workbooks into gaspatchio models, reconcile outputs against gold-standard models, run scenario and sensitivity analyses, extend the framework with custom accessors, and review models against ASOP 56 professional standards.

Who are Gaspatchio's skills designed for?

They target actuaries and actuarial developers building production models in Python. The skills serve practitioners porting Excel or lifelib models, validating results against vendor systems, and preparing models for production review under actuarial professional standards like ASOP 56.

How do I get started with Gaspatchio?

Start with the gaspatchio-quickstart skill for first-time setup, then use gaspatchio-model-discovery to define specification, data, assumptions, and projection parameters through a structured question flow before writing any model code. Commands run via uv and the gspio CLI.

Is Gaspatchio free and open source?

Yes. Gaspatchio describes itself as open source Python tooling for actuaries, with public repositories on GitHub and documentation at gaspatchio.dev. Skills are invoked through Bash using the uv package runner and the gspio command-line interface.

What prerequisites and dependencies do Gaspatchio skills require?

Skills require Bash access with the uv package runner and the gspio CLI, plus Read, Grep, and Glob file access. Workbook conversion additionally uses marinade commands. Porting work may reference external actuarial libraries such as lifelib, JuliaActuary, or QuantLib as source material.