connect-opp-setup-eval

Grade Connect Opportunity configurations against Program Design Documents and produce weighted verdict YAML.

1|2|Updated Apr 1, 2026
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Skill: connect-opp-setup-eval
Source: https://github.com/dimagi-internal/ace/tree/main/skills/connect-opp-setup-eval
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dimagi-internal/ace --skill connect-opp-setup-eval

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Unvalidated Connect Opportunity configurations that mismatch the Program Design Document (PDD) or include unworkable field settings lead to failed deployments, incorrect worker payments, and broken program delivery. This Skill eliminates that risk by providing a standardized, weighted evaluation of Phase 4 Connect opportunity builds.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • 6-dimension weighted grading: Evaluates deployability, verification flag fidelity, payment unit fit, deliver unit wiring, active window status, and archetype config coherence against PDD requirements.
  • Real-world deployability check: Hard-gates payment rates against actual regional day-rate benchmarks and verification threshold survivability for field workers, not just PDD compliance.
  • Archetype-aware validation: Adapts criteria for atomic-visit, focus-group, and multi-stage opportunity archetypes to catch cross-dimensional misconfigurations.
  • Live state drift detection: Compares configured settings against live Connect MCP data to flag discrepancies between planned and actual opportunity state.
  • Use Case: An ACE team member building a Phase 4 Connect opportunity for a maternal health program can run this Skill to catch a too-tight GPS radius that would reject legitimate community health worker visits, or a payment rate below the local day-rate that would prevent worker recruitment.

Quick Start

Invoke the connect-opp-setup-eval skill to evaluate your Phase 4 Connect opportunity configuration against the PDD, verify live state alignment, and generate a pass/partial/warn/fail verdict with actionable defect flags.

Frequently Asked Questions about connect-opp-setup-eval

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I validate a Connect opportunity configuration against the Program Design Document?

You validate a Connect opportunity configuration by grading it against the PDD to identify specification mismatches and unworkable field settings across verification flags, payment units, deliver unit wiring, active windows, and archetype coherence, producing a weighted verdict YAML with severity-tagged defects.

What is a deployability check for Connect opportunity payment rates and verification thresholds?

A deployability check hard-gates payment rates against actual regional day-rate benchmarks and evaluates verification threshold runtime survivability for field workers, ensuring the configuration is practically workable rather than just compliant with the Program Design Document.

Can I evaluate multi-stage and focus-group opportunity archetypes for configuration errors?

Yes, archetype-aware validation adapts criteria for atomic-visit, focus-group, and multi-stage opportunity archetypes to catch cross-dimensional misconfigurations across payment units, deliver unit wiring, and verification flags specific to each archetype.

How do I detect live state drift in a Connect opportunity setup?

Live state drift detection compares configured opportunity settings against live Connect MCP data to flag discrepancies between the planned Program Design Document state and the actual opportunity state currently deployed.

What happens if a Connect opportunity payment rate is below the local day-rate?

The deployability check flags a payment rate below the local day-rate as a defect because it prevents worker recruitment, including this severity-tagged issue in the weighted verdict YAML to block or warn against deployment.

What is the pass partial warn fail verdict for Connect opportunity evaluation?

The pass partial warn fail verdict is a weighted deployability score generated by evaluating six dimensions of a Connect opportunity configuration, producing severity-tagged defects and a hard-gated assessment of whether the setup is ready for field deployment.