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Opinionated Python stack for data-science / ML work — one library per job, organized into tiers (mandatory / user choice / optional / transitive). SKILL.md is the index; per-library `references/<library>.md` files carry scope, "pick this when" / "pick something else when", and pa

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Opinionated Python stack for data-science / ML work — one library per job, organized into tiers (mandatory / user choice / optional / transitive). SKILL.md is the index; per-library `references/<library>.md` files carry scope, "pick this when" / "pick something else when", and pairings. TRIGGER when (any of these): (1) **a library import fails** in this stack's domain — the answer is install, not substitute (see § "Missing dependency"); (2) **a library choice has to be made** — explicitly (the user asks "which library for X?") or implicitly (code is about to introduce a new dependency, or the project is being scaffolded and the tabular library hasn't been picked yet); (3) starting a new Python data-science / ML project; (4) the user or current code reaches for a substitute outside the stack (xgboost, lightgbm, black, isort, flake8, poetry, hatch), or reaches for `mlflow` to log params/metrics, or for `cross_val_score` + handwritten reporting — redirect: tracking → `skore` Project API,

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Data Science Python Stack

Opinionated stack — one library per job, organized into four tiers plus an orthogonal agent feature:

  1. Mandatory — installed at project start, no exceptions.
  2. User choice (competing-library jobs) — multiple valid libraries for the same job; the user picks via AskUserQuestion before any import lands.
  3. Optional — install only when the project's task requires it.
  4. Transitive — already pulled in by the mandatory tier; do not install explicitly, but know they're available.
  5. Agent feature (orthogonal) — deps that the agent uses to audit a workspace and to power the editor LSP integration (ipython, pyright), kept out of the production-shape runtime via a manager-specific scope. Install logistics owned by python-env-manager § "Agent feature"; consumed by audit-ml-pipeline and the opencode LSP integration.

Stop conditions — read before naming any library

  • No silent pick on a competing-library job. Whenever the stack offers two or more libraries for the same job (see § "Competing libraries — general rule" and the Tier 2 table), the user picks via AskUserQuestion before any Write that imports the library and before any install command runs. "Already pulled in transitively" / "user said 'quick'" / "the folder has no preference signalled" are not waivers. A silent pick is a Stop-condition violation, full stop.
  • No substitute when import fails. When code in this stack needs a library but import fails, install it; do not rewrite to a non-stack equivalent (see § "Missing dependency"). The most common silent-rewrite path — import skrub fails → rewrite as sklearn.Pipeline, import skore fails → rewrite as cross_val_score — silently undoes the workflow skills' contract.
  • Harness-level "no clarifying questions" hints do NOT waive the competing-library AskUserQuestion. The Tier 2 pick is an operating-contract gate, not a clarifying question. The same applies to user urgency phrasing: "quick baseline", "just do it", "go fast", "you pick", "whatever" do NOT resolve a competing- library gate. See § "Free-text resolution" in the general rule below for what does resolve a gate.
  • Post-hoc audit — required before ending the turn. Before declaring the turn complete, verify each competing-library job invoked in this turn has either (a) an AskUserQuestion answer recorded this session, or (b) a matching row in journal/JOURNAL.md Status Workspace decisions. If any competing-library job ran without one of those, surface the non-compliance to the user explicitly as part of your final message — do not hide it.

Forbidden shortcuts (observed in real traces)

ShortcutWhy it feels rightWhy it's wrong
pandas is already pulled in by skore → skip the Tier 2 ask"Free" library, no install neededTier 2 is a project-shape decision (every data.py signature, every fixture); transitive presence is not a pick
User said "quick baseline" → assume pandasTask urgency reads as permissionUrgency phrasing never waives a competing-library gate (Stop conditions above)
Folder has no existing tabular code → infer pandas"No preference signalled"Inference is a silent pick; the gate requires a structured ask or a recorded JOURNAL.md decision
One competing option requires a new pixi add → pick the "free" oneAvoids an install stepInstall cost is not the criterion; project fit is
User picked pytorch last project → reuse without askingContinuity is friendlyEach workspace records its own Workspace decisions; cross-project memory is forbidden

Competing libraries — general rule

This is the meta-rule that governs every "user choice" entry in this skill. It applies to the Tier 2 table below and to any new competing-library job added in the future. It also applies inside Tier 3 when two optional libraries cover the same job (e.g. pytorch vs keras as the deep-learning framework).

The rule

Whenever the stack offers two or more libraries for the same job:

  1. AskUserQuestion before any import or install. Use the options listed for the job in the competing-jobs table; do not editorialize the option labels.
  2. Persist the answer in journal/JOURNAL.md Status under Workspace decisions. This block is immutable until the user explicitly pivots. On future sessions, read Status first; do not re-ask a recorded decision. The persistence contract lives in iterate-ml-experiment's JOURNAL.md template — the Workspace decisions block is the source of truth for cross- session continuity.
  3. No silent default. Even when one option is "free" (already pulled in transitively) and the other costs an install, never pick silently. The free option becoming the pick is fine; the picking happens via AskUserQuestion.
Free-text resolution

A user message resolves a competing-library gate only if it names one of the listed options for the job. Apply in priority order:

  • Exact match (case-insensitive, whitespace-trimmed) to an option label: resolves the gate. ("use polars", "let's go with pytorch", "pandas please" → resolved.)
  • Library named in a free-text intent ("rewrite the loader in polars", "I want a keras model"): resolves the gate for that job.
  • No library named ("make it fast", "you pick", "whatever", "no preference", "quick baseline"): does NOT resolve. Fall through to the structured AskUserQuestion.
  • "You pick" / "no preference" specifically — surface the default-on-no-preference for the job (from the Tier 2 table) and ask for confirmation. Never silently pick; never skip the confirmation step.
Adding a new contested job

When a new job appears in the stack with two viable libraries, add a row to the Tier 2 competing-jobs table. Every row must name an explicit Default-on-no-preference — rows without one are forbidden, because they re-create the silent-pick loophole this rule exists to close. If a sensible default cannot be named, the job does not belong in the table; surface the gap to the user and pick per-project via a free-form AskUserQuestion.

When to invoke this skill

Two events trigger this skill before any other action:

  1. A library import fails in the stack's domain. The answer is install (see § "Missing dependency" below), never substitute.
  2. A library choice has to be made — for tabular data at project start, or any time code is about to introduce a new dependency (deep learning, model serving, notebooks, …).

In both cases, read the whole SKILL.md before deciding. The tier structure below determines whether a library should already be present, needs a user prompt, or is opt-in — that decision can't be made from a single index entry.

Missing dependency — install, do not substitute

When code in this stack needs a library but import fails, the answer is install it, not substitute. Specifically:

  • Surface the missing dependency to the user with the exact install command. Invoke python-env-manager to detect the project's environment manager (pixi / uv / poetry / hatch / conda / pip+venv) and produce the right install command — don't infer the manager from memory; the project may not use the default. Stop and wait for confirmation before doing anything else.
  • Do not rewrite the code to use a non-stack equivalent (sklearn.Pipeline for skrub, cross_val_score + handwritten metric prints for skore. Substitution silently breaks the contract that the workflow skills (build-ml-pipeline, evaluate-ml-pipeline, organize-ml-workspace) rely on.
  • This rule overrides "make the code run". If the user prefers a substitute, they will say so — until they do, install. Reaching for a substitute because the dependency is missing is the most common way the stack gets silently undone, so treat the missing import as a hard stop.

How to use this skill

  1. Read this whole SKILL.md before picking — the tier structure determines whether the library should already be installed, needs a user-choice prompt, or is opt-in.
  2. Match the task to an entry in the right tier.
  3. Read the linked references/<library>.md for the chosen library's scope and tradeoffs before introducing it.
  4. Install via pixi by default. If the project already uses a different manager (pip+venv, uv, conda), follow that instead.
  5. Don't substitute libraries silently. If no entry fits the task, surface the tradeoff to the user.

Tier 1 — Mandatory (install at project start)

These five libraries are always installed in a data-science / ML project. The first three co-own the modeling workflow: scikit-learn provides the estimators, skrub provides the data-cleaning + DataOps layer that sits before them, skore evaluates the result and persists it as a project on disk. The fourth, ruff, owns lint + format and is non-negotiable: every project Claude touches should pass ruff check. The fifth, pytest, runs the smoke test that every approved experiment must have per the test-ml-pipeline / smoke-test-ml-pipeline contract — without pytest the smoke-test gate can't enforce predict-time correctness, so pytest stays mandatory even when no other tests have been written yet. Each is named explicitly even when transitively present, because the workflow skills (build-ml-pipeline, evaluate-ml-pipeline, python-code-style, test-ml-pipeline) depend on them directly and should not silently lose them if upstream packaging changes.

  • scikit-learn — tabular ML algorithms, preprocessing, model-selection helpers. Use HistGradientBoosting{Classifier,Regressor} instead of pulling in xgboost or lightgbm. Evaluation, cross-validation reports, and model comparison are owned by skore — don't inline
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name: data-science-python-stack
description: >
  Opinionated Python stack for data-science / ML work — one library
  per job, organized into tiers (mandatory / user choice / optional /
  transitive). SKILL.md is the index; per-library
  `references/<library>.md` files carry scope, "pick this when" /
  "pick something else when", and pairings.

  TRIGGER when (any of these):
  (1) **a library import fails** in this stack's domain — the answer
  is install, not substitute (see § "Missing dependency");
  (2) **a library choice has to be made** — explicitly (the user asks
  "which library for X?") or implicitly (code is about to introduce a
  new dependency, or the project is being scaffolded and the tabular
  library hasn't been picked yet);
  (3) starting a new Python data-science / ML project;
  (4) the user or current code reaches for a substitute outside the
  stack (xgboost, lightgbm, black, isort, flake8, poetry, hatch), or
  reaches for `mlflow` to log params/metrics, or for `cross_val_score`
  + handwritten reporting — redirect: tracking → `skore` Project API,
  evaluation / reporting → `skore` report classes, `mlflow` stays
  only for model serving / registry.

  SKIP when: the project is non-Python; the work is web / backend /
  infra unrelated to data science; the library is already chosen and
  installed and the task is implementation inside it (bug fix, feature
  work, refactor) with no new dependency in play.

  HOW TO USE: **read this SKILL.md end-to-end before recommending or
  installing anything** — picking from a single index entry hides the
  tier (whether the library is mandatory, a user-choice, optional, or
  already transitively present) and the pairings, and both matter.
  Then read the linked `references/<library>.md` for the chosen
  library's scope and tradeoffs. Don't silently substitute one library
  for another; if no entry fits, surface the gap to the user.
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---
name: data-science-python-stack
description: >
  Opinionated Python stack for data-science / ML work — one library
  per job, organized into tiers (mandatory / user choice / optional /
  transitive). SKILL.md is the index; per-library
  `references/<library>.md` files carry scope, "pick this when" /
  "pick something else when", and pairings.

  TRIGGER when (any of these):
  (1) **a library import fails** in this stack's domain — the answer
  is install, not substitute (see § "Missing dependency");
  (2) **a library choice has to be made** — explicitly (the user asks
  "which library for X?") or implicitly (code is about to introduce a
  new dependency, or the project is being scaffolded and the tabular
  library hasn't been picked yet);
  (3) starting a new Python data-science / ML project;
  (4) the user or current code reaches for a substitute outside the
  stack (xgboost, lightgbm, black, isort, flake8, poetry, hatch), or
  reaches for `mlflow` to log params/metrics, or for `cross_val_score`
  + handwritten reporting — redirect: tracking → `skore` Project API,
  evaluation / reporting → `skore` report classes, `mlflow` stays
  only for model serving / registry.

  SKIP when: the project is non-Python; the work is web / backend /
  infra unrelated to data science; the library is already chosen and
  installed and the task is implementation inside it (bug fix, feature
  work, refactor) with no new dependency in play.

  HOW TO USE: **read this SKILL.md end-to-end before recommending or
  installing anything** — picking from a single index entry hides the
  tier (whether the library is mandatory, a user-choice, optional, or
  already transitively present) and the pairings, and both matter.
  Then read the linked `references/<library>.md` for the chosen
  library's scope and tradeoffs. Don't silently substitute one library
  for another; if no entry fits, surface the gap to the user.
---

# Data Science Python Stack

Opinionated stack — one library per job, organized into four tiers
plus an orthogonal **agent feature**:

1. **Mandatory** — installed at project start, no exceptions.
2. **User choice (competing-library jobs)** — multiple valid libraries
   for the same job; the user picks via `AskUserQuestion` before any
   import lands.
3. **Optional** — install only when the project's task requires it.
4. **Transitive** — already pulled in by the mandatory tier; do not
   install explicitly, but know they're available.
5. **Agent feature (orthogonal)** — deps that the *agent* uses
   to audit a workspace and to power the editor LSP integration
   (`ipython`, `pyright`), kept out of the production-shape
   runtime via a manager-specific scope. Install logistics owned
   by `python-env-manager` § "Agent feature"; consumed by
   `audit-ml-pipeline` and the opencode LSP integration.

## Stop conditions — read before naming any library

- **No silent pick on a competing-library job.** Whenever the stack
  offers two or more libraries for the same job (see § "Competing
  libraries — general rule" and the Tier 2 table), the user picks
  via `AskUserQuestion` before any `Write` that imports the library
  and before any install command runs. "Already pulled in
  transitively" / "user said 'quick'" / "the folder has no
  preference signalled" are **not** waivers. A silent pick is a
  Stop-condition violation, full stop.
- **No substitute when import fails.** When code in this stack needs
  a library but `import` fails, install it; do not rewrite to a
  non-stack equivalent (see § "Missing dependency"). The most
  common silent-rewrite path —
  `import skrub` fails → rewrite as `sklearn.Pipeline`,
  `import skore` fails → rewrite as `cross_val_score` —
  silently undoes the workflow skills' contract.
- **Harness-level "no clarifying questions" hints do NOT waive the
  competing-library `AskUserQuestion`.** The Tier 2 pick is an
  operating-contract gate, not a clarifying question. The same
  applies to user urgency phrasing: "quick baseline", "just do it",
  "go fast", "you pick", "whatever" do NOT resolve a competing-
  library gate. See § "Free-text resolution" in the general rule
  below for what *does* resolve a gate.
- **Post-hoc audit — required before ending the turn.** Before
  declaring the turn complete, verify each competing-library job
  invoked in this turn has either (a) an `AskUserQuestion` answer
  recorded this session, or (b) a matching row in
  `journal/JOURNAL.md` Status `Workspace decisions`. If any
  competing-library job ran without one of those, surface the
  non-compliance to the user explicitly as part of your final
  message — do not hide it.

## Forbidden shortcuts (observed in real traces)

| Shortcut | Why it feels right | Why it's wrong |
|----------|--------------------|----------------|
| `pandas` is already pulled in by `skore` → skip the Tier 2 ask | "Free" library, no install needed | Tier 2 is a *project-shape* decision (every `data.py` signature, every fixture); transitive presence is not a pick |
| User said "quick baseline" → assume `pandas` | Task urgency reads as permission | Urgency phrasing never waives a competing-library gate (Stop conditions above) |
| Folder has no existing tabular code → infer pandas | "No preference signalled" | Inference is a silent pick; the gate requires a structured ask or a recorded `JOURNAL.md` decision |
| One competing option requires a new `pixi add` → pick the "free" one | Avoids an install step | Install cost is not the criterion; project fit is |
| User picked `pytorch` last project → reuse without asking | Continuity is friendly | Each workspace records its own `Workspace decisions`; cross-project memory is forbidden |

## Competing libraries — general rule

This is the meta-rule that governs every "user choice" entry in
this skill. It applies to the Tier 2 table below and to any new
competing-library job added in the future. It also applies inside
Tier 3 when two optional libraries cover the same job (e.g.
`pytorch` vs `keras` as the deep-learning framework).

### The rule

Whenever the stack offers two or more libraries for the same job:

1. **`AskUserQuestion` before any import or install.** Use the
   options listed for the job in the competing-jobs table; do not
   editorialize the option labels.
2. **Persist the answer in `journal/JOURNAL.md` Status under
   `Workspace decisions`.** This block is immutable until the user
   explicitly pivots. On future sessions, **read Status first**;
   do not re-ask a recorded decision. The persistence contract
   lives in `iterate-ml-experiment`'s `JOURNAL.md` template — the
   `Workspace decisions` block is the source of truth for cross-
   session continuity.
3. **No silent default.** Even when one option is "free"
   (already pulled in transitively) and the other costs an
   install, never pick silently. The free option becoming the
   pick is fine; *the picking happens via `AskUserQuestion`*.

### Free-text resolution

A user message resolves a competing-library gate **only** if it
names one of the listed options for the job. Apply in priority
order:

- **Exact match** (case-insensitive, whitespace-trimmed) to an
  option label: resolves the gate. ("use polars", "let's go
  with pytorch", "pandas please" → resolved.)
- **Library named in a free-text intent** ("rewrite the loader
  in polars", "I want a keras model"): resolves the gate for
  that job.
- **No library named** ("make it fast", "you pick", "whatever",
  "no preference", "quick baseline"): does **NOT** resolve.
  Fall through to the structured `AskUserQuestion`.
- **"You pick" / "no preference" specifically** — surface the
  **default-on-no-preference** for the job (from the Tier 2
  table) and ask for confirmation. Never silently pick; never
  skip the confirmation step.

### Adding a new contested job

When a new job appears in the stack with two viable libraries,
add a row to the Tier 2 competing-jobs table. **Every row must
name an explicit `Default-on-no-preference`** — rows without one
are forbidden, because they re-create the silent-pick loophole
this rule exists to close. If a sensible default cannot be
named, the job does not belong in the table; surface the gap to
the user and pick per-project via a free-form `AskUserQuestion`.

## When to invoke this skill

Two events trigger this skill before any other action:

1. **A library import fails** in the stack's domain. The answer is
   install (see § "Missing dependency" below), never substitute.
2. **A library choice has to be made** — for tabular data at project
   start, or any time code is about to introduce a new dependency
   (deep learning, model serving, notebooks, …).

In both cases, **read the whole SKILL.md before deciding**. The tier
structure below determines whether a library should already be
present, needs a user prompt, or is opt-in — that decision can't be
made from a single index entry.

## Missing dependency — install, do not substitute

When code in this stack needs a library but `import` fails, the answer
is **install it**, not substitute. Specifically:

- Surface the missing dependency to the user with the exact install
  command. **Invoke `python-env-manager` to detect the project's
  environment manager (pixi / uv / poetry / hatch / conda / pip+venv)
  and produce the right install command** — don't infer the manager
  from memory; the project may not use the default. **Stop and wait
  for confirmation before doing anything else.**
- Do **not** rewrite the code to use a non-stack equivalent
  (`sklearn.Pipeline` for `skrub`, `cross_val_score` + handwritten
  metric prints for `skore`. Substitution silently breaks the contract
  that the workflow skills (`build-ml-pipeline`,
  `evaluate-ml-pipeline`, `organize-ml-workspace`) rely on.
- This rule **overrides** "make the code run". If the user prefers a
  substitute, they will say so — until they do, install. Reaching
  for a substitute because the dependency is missing is the most
  common way the stack gets silently undone, so treat the missing
  import as a hard stop.

## How to use this skill

1. Read this whole SKILL.md before picking — the tier structure
   determines whether the library should already be installed, needs
   a user-choice prompt, or is opt-in.
2. Match the task to an entry in the right tier.
3. Read the linked `references/<library>.md` for the chosen library's
   scope and tradeoffs before introducing it.
4. Install via `pixi` by default. If the project already uses a
   different manager (pip+venv, uv, conda), follow that instead.
5. Don't substitute libraries silently. If no entry fits the task,
   surface the tradeoff to the user.

## Tier 1 — Mandatory (install at project start)

These five libraries are always installed in a data-science / ML
project. The first three co-own the modeling workflow:
scikit-learn provides the estimators, skrub provides the
data-cleaning + DataOps layer that sits before them, skore
evaluates the result and persists it as a project on disk. The
fourth, `ruff`, owns lint + format and is non-negotiable: every
project Claude touches should pass `ruff check`. The fifth,
`pytest`, runs the smoke test that every approved experiment
must have per the `test-ml-pipeline` / `smoke-test-ml-pipeline`
contract — without pytest the smoke-test gate can't enforce
predict-time correctness, so pytest stays mandatory even when
no other tests have been written yet. Each is named explicitly
even when transitively present, because the workflow skills
(`build-ml-pipeline`, `evaluate-ml-pipeline`,
`python-code-style`, `test-ml-pipeline`) depend on them
directly and should not silently lose them if upstream packaging
changes.

- [`scikit-learn`](references/scikit-learn.md) — tabular ML
  algorithms, preprocessing, model-selection helpers. Use
  `HistGradientBoosting{Classifier,Regressor}` instead of pulling in
  xgboost or lightgbm. **Evaluation, cross-validation reports, and
  model comparison are owned by `skore`** — don't inline

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