ds-subagent-driven-analysis

Execute data-science analysis plans by dispatching fresh subagents per task.

6|Updated Apr 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Khodzitcky-Vl/data-science-ai-superpowers --skill ds-subagent-driven-analysis
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Skill: ds-subagent-driven-analysis
Source: https://github.com/Khodzitcky-Vl/data-science-ai-superpowers/tree/main/ds-subagent-driven-analysis
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Khodzitcky-Vl/data-science-ai-superpowers --skill ds-subagent-driven-analysis

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill reduces the risk of incorrect, non-reproducible analytics by executing each step of an analysis plan with the right review depth and escalation on validation “risk signals.”

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Per-task subagent dispatch: Runs independent task scopes using a fresh subagent for each analysis task, preserving plan context rather than reusing a potentially stale workflow.
  • Validation-budgeted methodology review: Escalates to a methodology compliance reviewer for standard/strict tasks and for tasks that impact final conclusions or trigger risk signals.
  • Reproducibility and interpretation checking: Escalates to a dedicated reproducibility/interpretation reviewer after methodology passes to confirm reruns, parameter clarity, notebook self-containment, and that conclusions match outputs.
  • Notebook execution hygiene: Maintains runtime observability without polluting saved notebook outputs with progress-spam.

Quick Start

Use ds-subagent-driven-analysis to execute the tasks from your existing ds-analysis-plan in the current session, assigning a fresh worker per task and triggering methodology plus reproducibility reviews for standard/strict and risk-sensitive steps.

Frequently Asked Questions about ds-subagent-driven-analysis

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

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How do I execute a data analysis plan while ensuring reproducibility and methodology validation?

Execute a data analysis plan by dispatching a fresh subagent per independent task. This approach enforces methodology validation and reproducibility checks for each step, ensuring conclusions match outputs while maintaining runtime observability without polluting notebook outputs.

What is the best way to isolate SQL extract steps and notebook sections during data analysis?

Isolate SQL extract steps and notebook sections by dispatching fresh subagents for each independent task scope. This preserves plan context and prevents stale workflow states from impacting subsequent analysis steps within the same session.

How do review escalation rules work for A/B experiment metric validations and robustness checks?

Review escalation rules trigger a methodology compliance reviewer for standard or strict tasks, followed by a reproducibility reviewer. This dual-escalation workflow confirms reruns, parameter clarity, and notebook self-containment for A/B experiment validations and robustness checks.

Can I control review depth for independent data science tasks based on risk signals?

Control review depth by escalating to methodology and reproducibility reviewers only when tasks impact final conclusions or trigger validation risk signals. This budgeted approach applies focused review effort to standard, strict, and risk-sensitive analysis steps.

How do I prevent progress spam from polluting saved notebook outputs during execution?

Prevent progress spam in saved notebook outputs by using non-polluting progress signals. This maintains runtime observability during subagent task execution while ensuring the final notebook remains clean and self-contained for reproducibility verification.

When should I use subagent-driven analysis instead of a single continuous workflow for my notebook?

Use subagent-driven analysis when your plan contains mostly independent tasks like SQL extracts, metric validations, or memo-style interpretations. It prevents stale context reuse by assigning fresh workers per task while enforcing methodology-before-reproducibility review escalations.