utility-drift-detector

Detect and measure post-deployment drift in AI utility functions.

6|1|Updated Mar 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Forexgod21/YVYC-Claude-Skills --skill utility-drift-detector
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Skill: utility-drift-detector
Source: https://github.com/Forexgod21/YVYC-Claude-Skills/tree/main/agentic/utility-drift-detector
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Forexgod21/YVYC-Claude-Skills --skill utility-drift-detector

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Drift in AI system values and optimization targets after deployment can go unnoticed because outputs may still appear correct even when underlying objectives have shifted. This skill surfaces, quantifies, and helps remediate post-deployment drift by reconstructing the baseline, analyzing current outputs, classifying drift signals, and guiding responses.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Baseline reconstruction to capture deployment intent and acceptable behavior.
  • Current output pattern analysis to detect shifts in language, tone, or decision patterns.
  • Drift signal classification across value weighting, proxy substitution, scope creep, constraint erosion, and feedback loop drift.
  • Magnitude assessment and root-cause analysis to enable actionable remediation and ongoing monitoring.

Quick Start

Install the skill and provide deployment baseline and current outputs to generate a drift report.

Frequently Asked Questions about utility-drift-detector

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

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How do I detect AI value drift after deployment?

AI value drift occurs when an AI system's underlying optimization targets shift post-deployment while outputs still appear correct. It surfaces through proxy substitution, scope creep, value weighting changes, constraint erosion, and feedback loop drift in live systems.

How do I measure drift magnitude in a live AI model?

Drift signal classification categorizes post-deployment AI behavioral shifts into value weighting, proxy substitution, scope creep, constraint erosion, and feedback loop drift. It determines the specific nature of the deviation to guide targeted remediation.

Does post-deployment drift detection require baseline reconstruction data?

Drift remediation involves analyzing current output patterns to classify drift signals, assess magnitude, and perform root cause analysis. This process generates actionable response recommendations to correct the AI system's shifted utility function.

What is the best way to monitor AI systems for constraint erosion and scope creep?

The best way to monitor AI systems for constraint erosion and scope creep is periodic drift detection comparing reconstructed baseline behavior against current output patterns. This classifies drift signals and measures magnitude for targeted response recommendations.