ds-implement

Implement data science analysis tasks with output-first verification and sub-agent delegation.

19|5|Updated Jan 4, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/edwinhu/workflows --skill ds-implement
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Skill: ds-implement
Source: https://github.com/edwinhu/workflows/tree/main/lib/skills/ds-implement
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/edwinhu/workflows --skill ds-implement

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill ensures that data science analysis tasks are implemented rigorously, with every step producing verifiable output, preventing silent errors and ensuring reproducibility.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Output-First Verification: Mandates visible output for every code execution, preventing assumptions about correctness.
  • Delegation Protocol: Enforces the use of sub-agents for analysis tasks, separating orchestration from execution.
  • Rationalization Prevention: Actively guards against common excuses for skipping verification steps.
  • Use Case: When implementing a complex data science model, this Skill ensures that each data transformation, feature engineering step, and model training iteration is checked for correctness before proceeding, leading to more reliable results.

Quick Start

Implement the analysis tasks defined in PLAN.md using the ds-implement skill.

Frequently Asked Questions about ds-implement

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

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How do I enforce output verification for every step in a data science implementation?

An output-first verification protocol enforces data science implementation rigor by mandating visible, verifiable output for every code execution. This prevents silent errors by actively blocking rationalization for skipped checks before proceeding to the next step.

What is an output-first verification protocol for data science tasks?

An output-first verification protocol is a mechanism for data science tasks that requires every code execution to produce visible output. It prevents assumptions about correctness by actively guarding against rationalization for skipped checks during analysis implementation.

Can I delegate data analysis tasks to sub-agents while implementing an ETL strategy?

Yes, you can delegate data analysis tasks to sub-agents during ETL strategy implementation. A delegation protocol separates orchestration from execution, ensuring sub-agents handle analysis while the main workflow enforces output-first verification.

Does the data science implementation workflow support SAS language routing?

Yes, the data science implementation workflow supports SAS language routing. It enforces ETL strategy based on PLAN.md while routing SAS code and mandating visible output verification for every executed analysis step.

How do I stop silent errors and rationalization when implementing data transformations?

To stop silent errors and rationalization during data transformations, enforce an output-first verification protocol. This actively guards against skipped checks by requiring visible, verifiable output before proceeding, ensuring reliable and reproducible results.

What are the limitations of using an output-first verification protocol for data analysis?

An output-first verification protocol for data analysis requires visible output for every code execution, which limits skipping rapid prototyping steps. It mandates strict delegation to sub-agents and PLAN.md adherence, potentially slowing iterative exploratory analysis.