score

Compute weighted scores from YAML criteria and TSV target data.

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Skill: score
Source: https://github.com/x-cmd/x-cmd/tree/main/mod/skill0/lib/skill0/skills/score
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/x-cmd/x-cmd --skill score-x-cmd

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a framework for quantifying and comparing options based on weighted criteria, assisting in decision-making processes.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Weighted Scoring: Define criteria and assign weights to evaluate options.
  • Data Integration: Input data to generate scores and rankings.
  • Use Case: When selecting a technology stack for a project, use this Skill to compare different options based on factors like performance, community support, and price.

Quick Start

Use the score skill to evaluate and rank three different technology stacks: Python, Go, and Rust. Provide the required criteria and weight them accordingly.

Frequently Asked Questions about score

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I quantify choices using a weighted scoring framework?

Weighted scoring quantifies choices by defining evaluation criteria and weights in a YAML file, then processing a TSV file of target scores to output a ranked list of options based on computed weighted scores. This framework assists in data-driven decision-making by calculating total weighted scores for each option.

How do I set up weighted criteria for evaluating a technology stack?

You set up weighted criteria for evaluating a technology stack by creating a YAML file that defines the evaluation factors, such as performance and price, alongside their assigned weights. The system then uses this YAML configuration to compute scores from your target data, ranking the different technology stack options accordingly.

Can I use a TSV file to input target scores for decision comparison?

Yes, you can use a TSV file to input target scores for decision comparison. The weighted scoring system operates directly on TSV files containing the target scores for each option, combining this data with your YAML-defined criteria and weights to generate a computed ranked list of evaluated choices.

What is the best way to compare different options based on weighted criteria?

The best way to compare different options based on weighted criteria is to use a YAML-defined scoring framework that processes target scores from a TSV file. This method generates a ranked list of targets by computing weighted scores, providing a quantitative and objective comparison for decision-making.

Does this weighted scoring system support YAML for defining criteria and weights?

Yes, this weighted scoring system supports YAML for defining criteria and weights. It utilizes YAML files to establish the evaluation framework and operates on TSV files containing target scores, outputting a computed ranked list of targets based on the defined weighted criteria.