assumption-audit

To audit unverified assumptions across CRISP-DM documentation, scan all markdown files under docs/crisp-dm/ to extract and categorize open business questions, generating a structured report with statuses, impact, and suggested actions for stakeholder alignment.

A CRISP-DM assumption audit is a process of identifying and consolidating unverified assumptions and open business questions across all six project phases. You need it for proactive risk management and ensuring stakeholder alignment before proceeding.

Consolidate open business questions from data science project docs by applying the audit skill to extract items from Assumptions & Business Validation sections, categorize them by status, and output a shareable report with traceable source links.

No, the assumption audit specifically targets markdown files located within the docs/crisp-dm/**/*.md directory structure to locate Assumptions & Business Validation sections and extract relevant items for the audit trail.

Yes, you can save the assumption audit report directly to your project files. The skill generates a consolidated report in-session and optionally saves it to docs/crisp-dm/assumption-audit.md for future reference and stakeholder distribution.

The best way to track data quality assumptions for stakeholder reporting is generating a structured audit that categorizes assumptions by status, assesses impact, suggests actions, and ensures every item is traceable to its source CRISP-DM documentation.