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Load for PolicyEngine's data layer — how the microdata behind population microsimulations is built, calibrated, versioned, and named. Covers the Microcosm stack (Frame kernel, microcosm-fit conditional models, microcosm-calibrate weights with L0 sparsity, build/release gates), the certified datasets that flow into policyengine bundles (populace_us_2024 sparse ~57k default, populace_us_2024_acs_local ~1.6M local-area, populace_uk_2023 private), the "one national dataset filtered by geography" local-area philosophy, the calibration diagnostics dashboard, and where data work goes now that policyengine-us-data is archived. Triggers: Microcosm (formerly Populace), Frame, microcosm-fit, microcosm-calibrate, calibration target, survey weights, reweighting, imputation, QRF, quantile loss, L0 sparsity, sparse 57k, local-area data, ACS, FRS, WAS, enhanced microdata, DEFAULT_DATASET. NOT for: running simulations (see policyengine) or diagnosing a specific score mismatch (see policyengine-calibrat

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PolicyEngine data

How the microdata behind PolicyEngine population runs is built, calibrated, versioned, and named. For using datasets in a simulation, see the policyengine skill (this skill is about where the data comes from). For diagnosing why one score disagrees with a benchmark, see policyengine-calibration-diagnostics.

The current data stack is Microcosm (repo PolicyEngine/microcosm, local mirror ~/PolicyEngine/microcosm; read its README.md + DESIGN.md). It replaced the technique-named packages of the previous stack (microdf / microimpute / microcalibrate / L0 / policyengine-us-data), which shared no datatype and had their worst bugs at the seams between flat DataFrames.

The Microcosm architecture

Microcosm is one kernel datatype — the Frame — with packages as operators on it. It is a PEP 420 namespace (microcosm.*) shipped as independently-installable shard distributions, so an analyst doing imputation never has to install torch and vice versa. Microcosm releases pin the shards as a constellation.

Package	Import	Role	Succeeds
`microcosm-frame`	`microcosm.frame`	the kernel: `Frame`, typed weights, strata, links, weighted accounting, unit structure, the RulesEngine protocol	microdf, microunit
`microcosm-fit`	`microcosm.fit`	conditional models (weight-aware by construction)	ad-hoc imputation scripts
`microcosm-calibrate`	`microcosm.calibrate`	targets → calibrated weights (APG / L0)	microcalibrate
`microcosm-build`	`microcosm.build`	build plans, donor graphs, release gates, country build stages	one-off build drivers
`microcosm-data`	`microcosm.data`	published population registry + lazy engine loaders	country-specific data packages

Key design facts (from DESIGN.md) that change how you reason about the data:

The Frame is a weighted sampling frame of entity tables. Person + group-entity tables with explicit person_<group>_id linkage established once at assembly — no operator re-derives person↔unit attachment from a flat frame. It carries typed weights (design | importance | calibrated, one vector per weighted entity) with conservation invariants the kernel enforces (strata mass sums; no silent zeroing; no NaN/negative), and strata giving every record explicit provenance (cps_passthrough, synthetic_conditional, tail_verbatim, ...). Generation owns support (oversample where it is scarce); calibration owns representation.
The rules engine is an adapter, not a dependency. microcosm.frame.rules.RulesEngine is a Protocol (variable_entity, variable_dtype, entity_schema, materialize, export_contract, write_dataset). Today's adapter is policyengine_us; the Axiom rulespec-us adapter is written against the same protocol so the swap is a new adapter, not a migration.
microcosm-fit is weight-aware by construction — fits read the frame's typed weights; there is no unweighted default. Canonical model: regime-gated, chained quantile forests with weights materialized by weighted bootstrap.
microcosm-calibrate is the only place calibrated weights are produced. Sparse target-matrix compilation + APG / L0 pruning is the core, not an option — "generate big then prune" is the intended design (300k → 3M → 30M candidate pools pruned to a compact frame). Its longitudinal rule: one weight per trajectory (multi-period targets stack as (target, period) constraint rows over one weight vector).
Process rules are as binding as the architecture: behavioral contract tests in CI from day one (weighted fits shift draws toward the weighted truth; calibration conserves declared mass; unit assignment partitions exactly); constellation versioning (consumers pin the constellation, not git SHAs); artifacts embed a certificate of the rules-engine + package versions that produced them; stage manifests are versioned artifacts with invariant checks.

The long-run goal in DESIGN.md ("The commons") is a communal, continuously-improving synthetic population where the three contribution types are the package decomposition — records (new strata at honest weights, frame), conditional structure (fitted P(y|x) models, fit — the only way private sources contribute), and facts (targets with standard errors, calibrate — Chronicle's lane). A contribution merges iff it improves the population's score on held-out, rotated evidence without degrading a protected target family beyond tolerance.

Certified releases → policyengine bundles

Builds that pass the release gates are published to Hugging Face (policyengine/populace-us, policyengine/populace-uk-private) and referenced by name in the certified bundle manifest that ships inside the policyengine package. Verified in policyengine 4.21.0 (policyengine/data/ bundle/manifest.json):

Dataset	What	How to load
`populace_us_2024`	US default. Build J, sparse, ~57k households calibrated to tens of thousands of admin targets	resolves automatically; do not pass a raw URI
`populace_us_2024_acs_local`	US local-area build. Build L, ~1.6M households, ACS multispine, PUMA-assigned to CD-119 / county / state	load by name, never implicit
`populace_uk_2023`	UK default (Microcosm, FRS+WAS)	private HF repo — set `HUGGING_FACE_TOKEN`

Verified manifest build ids (2026-07): US populace_us_2024 @ populace-us-2024-buildj-sparse-rmloss100-75d5add-20260710; UK populace_uk_2023 @ populace-uk-2023-dd68c73-.... The manifest also carries a dataset_overlays section (where the acs_local overlay lives) and per-region region_datasets.

The two defaults, precisely

There are two "default dataset" surfaces and they are not the same pin — know which one your code path hits:

from policyengine_us.system import DEFAULT_DATASET
assert "populace_us_2024" in DEFAULT_DATASET
assert "hf://datasets/policyengine/populace-us" in DEFAULT_DATASET

The pe.py managed default (what pe.us.calculate_household, managed_microsimulation, and ensure_datasets resolve): populace_us_2024 at the bundle-manifest build — populace-us-2024-buildj-sparse-...-20260710 (Build J, 2026-07-10).
The country-package DEFAULT_DATASET (what a bare from policyengine_us import Microsimulation; Microsimulation() uses, verified 1.764.6 at policyengine_us/system.py): the same dataset family populace_us_2024 on hf://datasets/policyengine/populace-us, but pinned to an earlier build (populace-us-2024-c86a631-...-20260619, 2026-06-19).

Both are Microcosm populace_us_2024 — even the country package's own test/dev default is now Microcosm (its test_microsim.py asserts "populace" in DEFAULT_DATASET). The takeaway: the country-package default can lag the certified bundle by a build. For reproducible, provenance- known results, go through the managed pe.* surface (which pins the certified bundle) rather than a bare country-package Microsimulation().

Local-area analysis: one national dataset, filtered

The local-area philosophy is one national dataset filtered by geography columns, never a file per area. populace_us_2024_acs_local is a single ~1.6M-household frame carrying state_fips, congressional_district_geoid, county, etc.; you scope it with a row filter, not by downloading a per-state or per-district file. The old per-area H5 artifacts no longer exist. See the policyengine skill for the RowFilterStrategy / region_registry / compute_*_impacts mechanics. This is why "give me the New York dataset" is the wrong mental model: there is one dataset, and New York is a filter on it.

Calibration diagnostics

Per-target calibration fit for the current release is browsable — no auth, reads the live release from Hugging Face — at calibration-diagnostics.vercel.app (JSON API under /calibration/dashboard/api/populace). Use it to see which admin targets a release hits and which it misses before trusting a number that depends on them. The policyengine-calibration- diagnostics skill covers the sensitivity registry and the three-ring reading method that turns those diagnostics into hypotheses about a score.

Where data work goes

New data work → the microcosm repo. Build plans, calibration targets, conditional models, release gates, the published registry.

policyengine-us-data is ARCHIVED (2026-07-02). The US enhancement path it owned (CPS + IRS-PUF imputation, calibration, its enhanced-CPS H5 releases, and the per-state / per-district H5s) is superseded by Microcosm and its per-area files were removed. Treat that repo as read-only history; do not target it with PRs.
policyengine-uk-data is still live as the UK input pipeline: it produces the enhanced FRS (Family Resources Survey, ~20k households) with wealth and other variables imputed from the Wealth and Assets Survey (WAS, ~20k households), which feeds the UK Microcosm build. UK imputations (e.g. wealth, student-loan balances) land here.

Institutional knowledge (archived-repo concepts, current mechanics)

The previous stack's packages are superseded, but the algorithms they implemented are exactly what Microcosm's fit and calibrate operators do. These concepts remain load-bearing:

Conditional-distribution imputation (QRF). Fill a variable missing from a recipient survey by learning it from a donor that has it, conditioning on shared predictors. PolicyEngine uses quantile regression forests, which predict the full conditional distribution (not a point estimate), so imputation preserves marginal shape, conditional relationships, and uncertainty — you sample from P(y | x) rather than pasting a mean. Quality is scored with quantile loss (lower is better; a distributional metric, unlike MSE). Classic US application: impute detailed tax-return components (capital-gains split, dividends) from the IRS PUF onto the CPS. Classic UK application: impute wealth from WAS onto FRS. In Microcosm this is microcosm-fit (weighted-bootstrap QRF, regime-gated), and the fit reads the frame's weights by construction.

Calibration = reweighting to hit targets. Given estimate contributions per record and known population totals, solve for weights so weighted sums match. The core relation:

achieved = estimate_matrix.T @ weights     # want: achieved ≈ targets
relative_error = abs(achieved - targets) / targets   # the diagnostic reported per target

Calibration owns representation (imputation/generation owns support). In Microcosm this is microcosm-calibrate, which is uncertainty-weighted evidence combination against targets with standard errors, not exact-hit — and the

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name: policyengine-data
description: |
  Load for PolicyEngine's data layer — how the microdata behind population microsimulations is
  built, calibrated, versioned, and named. Covers the Microcosm stack (Frame kernel,
  microcosm-fit conditional models, microcosm-calibrate weights with L0 sparsity, build/release
  gates), the certified datasets that flow into policyengine bundles (populace_us_2024 sparse
  ~57k default, populace_us_2024_acs_local ~1.6M local-area, populace_uk_2023 private), the
  "one national dataset filtered by geography" local-area philosophy, the calibration
  diagnostics dashboard, and where data work goes now that policyengine-us-data is archived.
  Triggers: Microcosm (formerly Populace), Frame, microcosm-fit, microcosm-calibrate, calibration target, survey
  weights, reweighting, imputation, QRF, quantile loss, L0 sparsity, sparse 57k, local-area
  data, ACS, FRS, WAS, enhanced microdata, DEFAULT_DATASET.
  NOT for: running simulations (see policyengine) or diagnosing a specific score mismatch (see
  policyengine-calibration-diagnostics).
metadata:
  category: data

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---
name: policyengine-data
description: |
  Load for PolicyEngine's data layer — how the microdata behind population microsimulations is
  built, calibrated, versioned, and named. Covers the Microcosm stack (Frame kernel,
  microcosm-fit conditional models, microcosm-calibrate weights with L0 sparsity, build/release
  gates), the certified datasets that flow into policyengine bundles (populace_us_2024 sparse
  ~57k default, populace_us_2024_acs_local ~1.6M local-area, populace_uk_2023 private), the
  "one national dataset filtered by geography" local-area philosophy, the calibration
  diagnostics dashboard, and where data work goes now that policyengine-us-data is archived.
  Triggers: Microcosm (formerly Populace), Frame, microcosm-fit, microcosm-calibrate, calibration target, survey
  weights, reweighting, imputation, QRF, quantile loss, L0 sparsity, sparse 57k, local-area
  data, ACS, FRS, WAS, enhanced microdata, DEFAULT_DATASET.
  NOT for: running simulations (see policyengine) or diagnosing a specific score mismatch (see
  policyengine-calibration-diagnostics).
metadata:
  category: data
---

# PolicyEngine data

How the microdata behind PolicyEngine population runs is built, calibrated, versioned, and
named. For *using* datasets in a simulation, see the `policyengine` skill (this skill is about
where the data comes from). For diagnosing why one score disagrees with a benchmark, see
`policyengine-calibration-diagnostics`.

The current data stack is **Microcosm** (repo `PolicyEngine/microcosm`, local mirror
`~/PolicyEngine/microcosm`; read its `README.md` + `DESIGN.md`). It replaced the technique-named
packages of the previous stack (microdf / microimpute / microcalibrate / L0 /
policyengine-us-data), which shared no datatype and had their worst bugs at the seams between
flat DataFrames.

## The Microcosm architecture

Microcosm is one kernel datatype — the **`Frame`** — with packages as operators on it. It is a
PEP 420 namespace (`microcosm.*`) shipped as independently-installable shard distributions, so an
analyst doing imputation never has to install torch and vice versa. Microcosm releases pin the
shards as a constellation.

| Package | Import | Role | Succeeds |
|---|---|---|---|
| `microcosm-frame` | `microcosm.frame` | the kernel: `Frame`, typed weights, strata, links, weighted accounting, unit structure, the RulesEngine protocol | microdf, microunit |
| `microcosm-fit` | `microcosm.fit` | conditional models (weight-aware by construction) | ad-hoc imputation scripts |
| `microcosm-calibrate` | `microcosm.calibrate` | targets → calibrated weights (APG / L0) | microcalibrate |
| `microcosm-build` | `microcosm.build` | build plans, donor graphs, release gates, country build stages | one-off build drivers |
| `microcosm-data` | `microcosm.data` | published population registry + lazy engine loaders | country-specific data packages |

Key design facts (from `DESIGN.md`) that change how you reason about the data:

- **The `Frame` is a weighted sampling frame of entity tables.** Person + group-entity tables
  with explicit `person_<group>_id` linkage established once at assembly — no operator
  re-derives person↔unit attachment from a flat frame. It carries **typed weights**
  (`design | importance | calibrated`, one vector per weighted entity) with conservation
  invariants the kernel enforces (strata mass sums; no silent zeroing; no NaN/negative), and
  **strata** giving every record explicit provenance (`cps_passthrough`,
  `synthetic_conditional`, `tail_verbatim`, ...). Generation owns support (oversample where it
  is scarce); calibration owns representation.
- **The rules engine is an adapter, not a dependency.** `microcosm.frame.rules.RulesEngine` is a
  Protocol (`variable_entity`, `variable_dtype`, `entity_schema`, `materialize`,
  `export_contract`, `write_dataset`). Today's adapter is `policyengine_us`; the Axiom
  `rulespec-us` adapter is written against the same protocol so the swap is a new adapter, not a
  migration.
- **`microcosm-fit` is weight-aware by construction** — fits read the frame's typed weights;
  there is no unweighted default. Canonical model: regime-gated, chained quantile forests with
  weights materialized by weighted bootstrap.
- **`microcosm-calibrate` is the only place calibrated weights are produced.** Sparse
  target-matrix compilation + APG / L0 pruning is the core, not an option — "generate big then
  prune" is the intended design (300k → 3M → 30M candidate pools pruned to a compact frame). Its
  longitudinal rule: **one weight per trajectory** (multi-period targets stack as
  `(target, period)` constraint rows over one weight vector).
- **Process rules are as binding as the architecture:** behavioral contract tests in CI from day
  one (weighted fits shift draws toward the weighted truth; calibration conserves declared mass;
  unit assignment partitions exactly); constellation versioning (consumers pin the constellation,
  not git SHAs); artifacts embed a certificate of the rules-engine + package versions that
  produced them; stage manifests are versioned artifacts with invariant checks.

The long-run goal in `DESIGN.md` ("The commons") is a communal, continuously-improving synthetic
population where the three contribution types *are* the package decomposition — **records**
(new strata at honest weights, `frame`), **conditional structure** (fitted `P(y|x)` models,
`fit` — the only way private sources contribute), and **facts** (targets with standard errors,
`calibrate` — Chronicle's lane). A contribution merges iff it improves the population's score on
held-out, rotated evidence without degrading a protected target family beyond tolerance.

## Certified releases → policyengine bundles

Builds that pass the release gates are published to Hugging Face (`policyengine/populace-us`,
`policyengine/populace-uk-private`) and referenced by name in the certified bundle manifest that
ships inside the `policyengine` package. Verified in policyengine 4.21.0 (`policyengine/data/
bundle/manifest.json`):

| Dataset | What | How to load |
|---|---|---|
| `populace_us_2024` | US default. Build J, sparse, ~57k households calibrated to tens of thousands of admin targets | resolves automatically; do not pass a raw URI |
| `populace_us_2024_acs_local` | US local-area build. Build L, ~1.6M households, ACS multispine, PUMA-assigned to CD-119 / county / state | load **by name**, never implicit |
| `populace_uk_2023` | UK default (Microcosm, FRS+WAS) | private HF repo — set `HUGGING_FACE_TOKEN` |

Verified manifest build ids (2026-07): US `populace_us_2024` @
`populace-us-2024-buildj-sparse-rmloss100-75d5add-20260710`; UK `populace_uk_2023` @
`populace-uk-2023-dd68c73-...`. The manifest also carries a `dataset_overlays` section (where the
`acs_local` overlay lives) and per-region `region_datasets`.

### The two defaults, precisely

There are two "default dataset" surfaces and they are *not* the same pin — know which one your
code path hits:

<!-- verify -->
```python
from policyengine_us.system import DEFAULT_DATASET
assert "populace_us_2024" in DEFAULT_DATASET
assert "hf://datasets/policyengine/populace-us" in DEFAULT_DATASET
```

- **The pe.py managed default** (what `pe.us.calculate_household`, `managed_microsimulation`, and
  `ensure_datasets` resolve): `populace_us_2024` at the **bundle-manifest** build —
  `populace-us-2024-buildj-sparse-...-20260710` (Build J, 2026-07-10).
- **The country-package `DEFAULT_DATASET`** (what a bare <!-- stale-ok -->
  `from policyengine_us import Microsimulation; Microsimulation()` uses, verified 1.764.6 at
  `policyengine_us/system.py`): the *same dataset family* `populace_us_2024` on
  `hf://datasets/policyengine/populace-us`, but pinned to an **earlier build**
  (`populace-us-2024-c86a631-...-20260619`, 2026-06-19).

Both are Microcosm `populace_us_2024` — even the country package's own test/dev default is now
Microcosm (its `test_microsim.py` asserts `"populace" in DEFAULT_DATASET`). The takeaway: the
country-package default can lag the certified bundle by a build. For reproducible, provenance-
known results, go through the managed `pe.*` surface (which pins the certified bundle) rather
than a bare country-package `Microsimulation()`.

## Local-area analysis: one national dataset, filtered

The local-area philosophy is **one national dataset filtered by geography columns, never a file
per area.** `populace_us_2024_acs_local` is a single ~1.6M-household frame carrying `state_fips`,
`congressional_district_geoid`, county, etc.; you scope it with a row filter, not by downloading
a per-state or per-district file. The old per-area H5 artifacts no longer exist. See the
`policyengine` skill for the `RowFilterStrategy` / `region_registry` / `compute_*_impacts`
mechanics. This is why "give me the New York dataset" is the wrong mental model: there is one
dataset, and New York is a filter on it.

## Calibration diagnostics

Per-target calibration fit for the current release is browsable — no auth, reads the live release
from Hugging Face — at **`calibration-diagnostics.vercel.app`** (JSON API under
`/calibration/dashboard/api/populace`). Use it to see which admin targets a release hits and
which it misses before trusting a number that depends on them. The `policyengine-calibration-
diagnostics` skill covers the sensitivity registry and the three-ring reading method that turns
those diagnostics into hypotheses about a score.

## Where data work goes

- **New data work → the `microcosm` repo.** Build plans, calibration targets, conditional models,
  release gates, the published registry.
<!-- stale-ok -->
- **`policyengine-us-data` is ARCHIVED (2026-07-02).** The US enhancement path it owned (CPS +
  IRS-PUF imputation, calibration, its enhanced-CPS H5 releases, and the per-state / per-district
  H5s) is superseded by Microcosm and its per-area files were removed. Treat that repo as
  read-only history; do not target it with PRs.
- **`policyengine-uk-data` is still live** as the UK *input* pipeline: it produces the enhanced
  FRS (Family Resources Survey, ~20k households) with wealth and other variables imputed from the
  Wealth and Assets Survey (WAS, ~20k households), which feeds the UK Microcosm build. UK
  imputations (e.g. wealth, student-loan balances) land here.

## Institutional knowledge (archived-repo concepts, current mechanics)

The previous stack's *packages* are superseded, but the *algorithms* they implemented are exactly
what Microcosm's `fit` and `calibrate` operators do. These concepts remain load-bearing:

**Conditional-distribution imputation (QRF).** Fill a variable missing from a recipient survey by
learning it from a donor that has it, conditioning on shared predictors. PolicyEngine uses
**quantile regression forests**, which predict the full conditional distribution (not a point
estimate), so imputation preserves marginal shape, conditional relationships, and uncertainty —
you sample from `P(y | x)` rather than pasting a mean. Quality is scored with **quantile loss**
(lower is better; a distributional metric, unlike MSE). Classic US application: impute detailed
tax-return components (capital-gains split, dividends) from the IRS PUF onto the CPS. Classic UK
application: impute wealth from WAS onto FRS. In Microcosm this is `microcosm-fit`
(weighted-bootstrap QRF, regime-gated), and the fit reads the frame's weights by construction.

**Calibration = reweighting to hit targets.** Given estimate contributions per record and known
population totals, solve for weights so weighted sums match. The core relation:

```
achieved = estimate_matrix.T @ weights     # want: achieved ≈ targets
relative_error = abs(achieved - targets) / targets   # the diagnostic reported per target
```

Calibration owns *representation* (imputation/generation owns *support*). In Microcosm this is
`microcosm-calibrate`, which is uncertainty-weighted evidence combination against targets with
standard errors, not exact-hit — and the

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72/100

위험

전체 감사 열기 평가 보고서 보기

Permission surface may require sandboxing
Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision
Potential broker, wallet, exchange, or real-money execution surface; sandbox and explicit approval are required
Low GitHub adoption signal
AI 검토 승인이 없습니다
Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
This skill may touch real-money trading, broker, wallet, or exchange operations; use only in a sandbox with explicit approval.
Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: filesystem or document access, network or browser access
GitHub adoption: 32 GitHub stars
Stars/forks activity: 32 stars, 6 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
Permission surface: filesystem or document access, network or browser access

Verified installs: —
결과: —

복사는 설치가 아닙니다. 설치 수는 성공 보고에 기반하며 전체 품질을 보장하지 않습니다.

Agent 연결

Registry API를 통해 동일한 결정, 신뢰, 감사, 사용 사례, 설치 신호를 제공하므로 Agent가 UI를 스크래핑하지 않고도 순위를 매길 수 있습니다.

설치 API 열기 LLM 텍스트 형식 Manifest 열기 자동 해결 계획

추가 정보

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제작자 도구

등록 출처

Registry 색인

소유권 주장 가능

이 등록은 공개 소스에서 색인되었으며 유지보수자 소유권 주장이 승인될 때까지 공식으로 표시되지 않습니다.

제작자: PolicyEngine
출처: PolicyEngine/policyengine-claude
색인 주체: OpenAgentSkill 커뮤니티 인덱스

귀속은 공개 저장소 또는 제작자 프로필에 연결됩니다. 제작자는 등록을 주장하여 소유권 신호를 업데이트할 수 있습니다.

이 스킬 소유권 주장

소유자 소유권 주장

이 스킬 등록 소유권 주장

이 Registry 색인 등록은 PolicyEngine에게 귀속되어 있지만 아직 공식으로 표시되지 않았습니다. 소유권을 주장하면 확인된 소유자 신호가 추가되어 이후 출시, 설치 및 감사 업데이트를 더 신뢰할 수 있습니다.

공유 키트

크리에이터 백링크 키트

README에 증거 배지 추가

개발자가 저장소를 평가하는 위치에 정규 등록, 현재 신뢰 및 감사 신호, 실제 Agent-Proven 증거를 표시합니다.

[![Listed on OpenAgentSkill](https://www.openagentskill.com/api/badge/policyengine-policyengine-data?metric=listed&label=Listed)](https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/policyengine-policyengine-data?ref=github&utm_source=github&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=creator_badge)
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배지 미리보기 감사 열기 크리에이터 키트

커뮤니티 신호

이 스킬이 Agent 워크플로에 유용한지 알려 주세요. 집계된 피드백은 시간이 지날수록 순위를 개선합니다.

개요

PolicyEngine data

The Microcosm architecture

Certified releases → policyengine bundles

The two defaults, precisely

Local-area analysis: one national dataset, filtered

Calibration diagnostics

Where data work goes

Institutional knowledge (archived-repo concepts, current mechanics)

소스 확인

가격 및 실행 비용

작은 작업부터 시작

출처 및 사용 안내

Agent 연결

관련 스킬

제작자 도구

Registry 색인

이 스킬 등록 소유권 주장

README에 증거 배지 추가

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