experiment-plan-formatter

To format an Obsidian experiment plan, the Skill validates required frontmatter fields and generates missing sections for falsifiable hypotheses, parameter design, risk contingency, and quantifiable success criteria to ensure execution readiness.

A falsifiable hypothesis structure in experiment planning requires explicit falsification conditions and non-empty expected outcomes, ensuring your hypothesis is quantifiable and testable rather than relying on vague claims.

You can add quantifiable success criteria and risk contingency by applying this formatter to your experiment notes; it automatically generates an executable risk plan and success gating while rejecting vague claims.

Yes, the experiment plan formatter works with partial pre-experiment planning inputs, accepting rough notes and hypothesis specifications to generate a complete, validated Obsidian note with mandatory modules.

To generate a parameter scan plan, the Skill creates a parameter design table detailing both primary and backup alternatives, ensuring your experiment planning notes have executable parameter configurations.

Yes, you can keep existing Obsidian link fields unchanged; the formatter enforces required frontmatter fields and generates missing sections while preserving your user-confirmed link fields during validation.