mle-workflow

Plan production ML systems with data contracts, evaluation gates, and rollback criteria.

Updated May 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/WUIX69/e-lock --skill mle-workflow-wuix69
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Skill: mle-workflow
Source: https://github.com/WUIX69/e-lock/tree/main/.agent/.agents/skills/mle-workflow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/WUIX69/e-lock --skill mle-workflow-wuix69

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill turns ambiguous machine-learning work into a production-ready system with clear contracts, reproducible training, measurable quality gates, and safe rollout paths.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Prediction and Data Contracts: Define the target decision, entity grain, label timing, feature freshness, and point-in-time join rules before implementation.
  • Reproducible Training and Evaluation: Standardize configs, seeds, dataset versions, metrics, slice checks, and promotion gates so results can be repeated and reviewed.
  • Deployment and Monitoring: Package serving artifacts with validation, fallback behavior, rollback plans, and post-launch drift and quality monitoring.
  • Use Case: A team preparing a fraud, ranking, recommender, forecasting, or classifier system can use this Skill to move from notebook experiments to a deployable workflow with explicit risk controls.

Quick Start

Use the mle-workflow skill to draft a production ML plan for your model, including data contracts, evaluation gates, serving requirements, monitoring checks, and rollback criteria.

Frequently Asked Questions about mle-workflow

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I move a machine learning model from a notebook to production with safe deployment and rollback?

To move a machine learning model to production, you need explicit data contracts, reproducible training, promotion gates, and deployment safeguards. This workflow packages serving artifacts with validation, fallback behavior, and rollback plans to ensure safe production rollout.

What are data contracts in MLOps and when do I need them for model training?

Data contracts in MLOps define the target decision, entity grain, label timing, feature freshness, and point-in-time join rules before implementation. You need them to keep machine learning behavior testable, reviewable, and reproducible across training and serving environments.

How to set up reproducible training and evaluation gates for a production ML system?

Reproducible training and evaluation require standardizing configs, seeds, dataset versions, metrics, slice checks, and promotion gates. This ensures machine learning results can be repeated and reviewed before a model moves to serving or deployment.

Can I use this workflow for deploying LLM workflows and recommender systems?

Yes, this workflow applies to deploying LLM workflows, recommenders, rankers, classifiers, and forecasts. It handles model development, refreshes, evaluation, serving, monitoring, and rollback planning for diverse machine learning systems.

What is the best way to monitor ML models post-launch for drift and quality degradation?

The best way to monitor ML models post-launch is to package them with operational monitoring checks for drift and quality. This workflow defines post-launch drift and quality monitoring alongside rollback criteria to maintain reliable ML behavior.

Why does my ML model behavior change between training and serving environments?

ML model behavior changes between training and serving due to a lack of train-serve parity and missing point-in-time join rules. Defining explicit data contracts and feature freshness requirements before implementation prevents this divergence.