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Decide where files live in an ML experimentation project: reusable code in `src/<pkg>/`, one `# %%` script per experiment in `experiments/`, design notes + index in `journal/`, reports in `reports/`, agent-only probes in `scratch/`. Owns the layout, the file-creation rules (one f

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Decide where files live in an ML experimentation project: reusable code in `src/<pkg>/`, one `# %%` script per experiment in `experiments/`, design notes + index in `journal/`, reports in `reports/`, agent-only probes in `scratch/`. Owns the layout, the file-creation rules (one file per experiment, ask before editing), and the jupytext `# %%` script convention. Never imposes `data/` — the user owns that. TRIGGER — any of: - Starting a new ML project / scaffolding a workspace. - About to create the first experiment file in a project. - About to create `src/<pkg>/data.py` / `features.py` / `pipeline.py` / `evaluate.py` for the first time. - About to write a `.ipynb` for experimentation — redirect to a `# %%` script under `experiments/`. - User asks where something should live, how to organize the project, or how to set up the workspace. - About to add a new experiment iteration — decide new file vs edit existing (ask the user). SKIP when: the file is clearly part of an already-populated

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Organize ML Workspace

Where things live, when to create a new file, what each file is allowed to contain.

Next-step pointers — where you go after this skill

You came here for…→ next
Bootstrap a fresh workspace→ python-env-manager § Bootstrap; then iterate-ml-experiment § 0
First experiment script→ iterate-ml-experiment § 0 for the design note
Add a new experiment iteration→ iterate-ml-experiment § 1 (new vs edit decision)
Pipeline / evaluate / smoke-test content→ build-ml-pipeline / evaluate-ml-pipeline / smoke-test-ml-pipeline

Always re-emit the Pre-flight checklist with evidence before declaring the turn done.

Sibling skills — open just-in-time

Don't pre-read every sibling at session start (paralysis). Open each sibling SKILL.md when a step calls for it (e.g. open python-env-manager before G-ENV-MGR; open iterate-ml-experiment before handing off the design-note write). Emit this tracker once per turn:

Sibling skills (just-in-time):
  - data-science-python-stack, python-env-manager, python-api,
    python-code-style, iterate-ml-experiment, explore-ml-data,
    build-ml-pipeline, evaluate-ml-pipeline, test-ml-pipeline,
    smoke-test-ml-pipeline

Stop conditions — read before anything else

  • Missing dependency. If import skore raises, STOP. Invoke python-env-manager for the install command. Do not drop skore.Project in favor of mlflow / pickles / "print metrics" — the workspace contract assumes a Project on disk.
  • Symbol from memory is forbidden. Any skore.Project / project.put / skore.evaluate signature must come from a python-api call this turn.
  • Existing layout wins — detect first. Run the Detection table before scaffolding. Don't rename, relocate, or "tidy up" existing folders.
  • Notebooks are not silent. Existing .ipynb files in the experiment folder → surface the convention shift and ask. Don't auto-convert.
  • Scratch is read-only against the skore Project. Probes under scratch/<ts>_<short>.py may call project.get(...), project.summarize(), walk an existing report. They MUST NOT call skore.evaluate(...) or project.put(...). When project.get(key) raises KeyError, the fix is the lookup shape: get is by id, not by key. Use summarize() → (key, id) → get(id). Never substitute by re-running evaluate + put.
  • Tabular library is asked, not assumed (G-TABULAR). Pandas being importable via skore is not a pick. Invoke data-science-python-stack for the structured ask. Free-text ("quick", "you pick") does NOT resolve. Persisted in JOURNAL.md Status Workspace decisions.
  • Package name is asked, not inferred (G-PKG-NAME). Before any pyproject.toml / manifest creation (including pixi init / uv init / poetry init), fire an AskUserQuestion for the src/<pkg>/ import name. Folder name in snake_case is the default. Manifest creation before G-PKG-NAME passes is forbidden — running init first creates a [project] name entry, and reading "name is in the manifest" back is circular. If a manifest exists, confirm via AskUserQuestion — continuity from a prior session is not continuity from a user decision.
  • Skore Project mode is asked, not assumed (G-SKORE-MODE). Before any template instantiation containing skore.Project(...), fire an AskUserQuestion for local | hub | mlflow. Default proposal: local. All three are always offered; a detected hub config in the CWD (config.toml / SKH__* / cached login) only influences the default, never prunes the choices. Hub triggers a follow-up for the workspace name (org/team on the hub — distinct from local-mode workspace=); mlflow triggers a follow-up for the MLflow tracking server URI (tracking_uri=) — the agent cannot infer it. Persists as skore mode: (+ skore hub workspace: when hub, + skore mlflow tracking uri: when mlflow). Without it the <SKORE_PROJECT_INIT> substitution has no shape to fill. Details: → references/g_skore_mode.md.
  • Switching skore mode mid-project is forbidden by default. Once recorded, do not silently change. A switch orphans every existing report in the prior store — skore has no built-in migration. Requires explicit AskUserQuestion confirmation surfacing the migration burden, then rewrite all <SKORE_PROJECT_INIT> blocks. Procedure: → references/g_skore_mode.md § "Switching mid-project".
  • Env manager is asked, not assumed (G-ENV-MGR). Hand off to python-env-manager. Pixi on PATH is detection, not permission. Don't run pixi init / uv init / poetry init until G-ENV-MGR has passed in python-env-manager.
  • Harness "no clarifying questions" hints do NOT waive these gates. G-TABULAR, G-PKG-NAME, G-ENV-MGR, G-SKORE-MODE, python-api consultation, new-vs-edit decision are operating-contract gates. "Quick" / "go fast" never waives them.
  • Post-hoc audit — required before ending the turn. Walk every pre-flight row; if any Evidence cell is unfilled, surface the non-compliance explicitly. Most common failure: "I scaffolded successfully so everything must be fine".

Forbidden shortcuts

ShortcutWhy it's wrong
pixi on PATH → run pixi init to get a manifest, then read the name backViolates G-ENV-MGR (silent manager pick) AND G-PKG-NAME (name from folder via init side-effect). Circular: the agent created the manifest it now claims to read
Folder name = good name → skip the askDefault value is fine; silent pick is not. G-PKG-NAME requires the structured ask even with folder as default
pandas already importable via skore → write import pandas in data.pyTransitive presence is not a pick. Violates G-TABULAR
Scaffold every skeleton in one turn, incl. experiments/01_baseline.py bodyScaffold stops at empty journal/ placeholder. Experiment script content lands after design-note approval (iterate-ml-experiment § 3)
Scaffold drops audit/01_baseline.py at workspace creationAudit files placed by audit-ml-pipeline at § 4 record-outcome. Empty audit/ at scaffold is correct
Forget audit/ in the scaffold layoutFour-way stem pairing breaks
pyproject.toml exists with name = <x> → reuse without confirmingAlways re-confirm via G-PKG-NAME
Batch G-TABULAR + G-PKG-NAME + G-ENV-MGR + G-SKORE-MODE into prose recommendationsThe gates take structured AskUserQuestion. Prose followed by "let me know" does NOT resolve them
Skip G-SKORE-MODE because templates use mode="local"Templates carry the <SKORE_PROJECT_INIT> marker, not a literal. The gate must fire
Pick mode="hub" without checking the workspace exists / user has accessProject init fails at first put() with an authorization error. Confirm during G-SKORE-MODE, not at execution time
Pick mode="mlflow" and invent / default the tracking_uri=The tracking URI is server-specific; the agent cannot infer it. Ask the user at the G-SKORE-MODE follow-up. No silent http://localhost:5000
Folder has skore-hub config (config.toml / SKH__* / cached login) → present only hub (or hub+local), drop mlflowDetected config is detection, not permission (cf. "Pixi on PATH"). The gate must always offer all three; config only sets the default highlight
Substitute pip install "skore[hub]" / "skore[mlflow]" based on agent guessInstall variant comes from G-SKORE-MODE's recorded answer. python-env-manager reads that row, not agent intuition
Silently change skore mode: mid-project to "fix" a broken initSwitching orphans existing reports. Always explicit AskUserQuestion first
Hub substitution but leaving a directory-style workspace=str(PROJECT_ROOT / "reports")In hub mode workspace= carries the Hub workspace name (e.g. workspace="acme-corp"), not an on-disk dir. mlflow rejects workspace= and uses tracking_uri=. Substitute the whole block, not just the mode literal
mlflow substitution that keeps a login(mode=...) callmlflow mode needs no skore login — auth is the MLflow server's concern. login belongs only to hub mode
Local workspace="reports" (relative) instead of str(PROJECT_ROOT / "reports") (absolute)Relative resolves against CWD; runs from other dirs write the store somewhere unexpected. Always absolute via PROJECT_ROOT
Putting skore.login(mode="hub") after skore.Project(...)Project(...) requires authenticated session in hub mode. login first
Substituting <SKORE_PROJECT_INIT> in audit/<stem>.py independently of experiments/<stem>.pyAudit must open the same Project. Byte-identical copy from the experiment file is the rule
Hub workspace name contains / (e.g. acme/datasci)workspace= is a single Hub workspace identifier, not a path or a <workspace>/<project> join; a / is invalid. Reject at G-SKORE-MODE follow-up
project.get(key) raised KeyError → re-run evaluate + put to "recover"Lookup shape wrong (get is by id). Use summarize() → get(id)

Pre-flight — emit before any code

Each ticked box needs an Evidence line (format spec in iterate-ml-experiment § "Pre-flight evidence requirements"; see also python-env-manager/references/preflight_evidence.md).

Pre-flight (organize-ml-workspace):
- [ ] `Workspace decisions` in `journal/JOURNAL.md` Status checked
      for pre-recorded gates (tabular, env_manager, package, skore mode)
      Evidence: lists each <gate>: <value | not recorded>
                | "n/a — JOURNAL.md does not exist yet (truly fresh)"
- [ ] Tier 1 mandatory libs importable: sklearn, skrub, skore
      Evidence: Write scratch/<ts>_check_tier1.py + `pixi run python …` output.
                **Inline `python -c` is NOT evidence**.
- [ ] Layout detection done: <existing | fresh>
      Evidence: ls/Glob on project root + matched signal from Detection
- [ ] G-TABULAR resolved: pandas | polars
      Evidence: AskUserQuestion id=<id> via data-science-python-stack |
                JOURNAL.md Status (Workspace decisions) | user quote turn N
- [ ] G-ENV
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Métadonnées du fichier
name: organize-ml-workspace
description: >
  Decide where files live in an ML experimentation project: reusable
  code in `src/<pkg>/`, one `# %%` script per experiment in
  `experiments/`, design notes + index in `journal/`, reports in
  `reports/`, agent-only probes in `scratch/`. Owns the layout, the
  file-creation rules
  (one file per experiment, ask before editing), and the jupytext
  `# %%` script convention. Never imposes `data/` — the user owns
  that.

  TRIGGER — any of:
  - Starting a new ML project / scaffolding a workspace.
  - About to create the first experiment file in a project.
  - About to create `src/<pkg>/data.py` / `features.py` /
    `pipeline.py` / `evaluate.py` for the first time.
  - About to write a `.ipynb` for experimentation — redirect to a
    `# %%` script under `experiments/`.
  - User asks where something should live, how to organize the
    project, or how to set up the workspace.
  - About to add a new experiment iteration — decide new file vs
    edit existing (ask the user).

  SKIP when: the file is clearly part of an already-populated
  module (e.g., adding a function to existing `features.py`); pure
  refactor inside a single existing file; pipeline declaration
  mechanics (`build-ml-pipeline`); evaluation mechanics
  (`evaluate-ml-pipeline`); skore symbol lookup (`python-api`).

  HOW TO USE: **first run the Detection table** below — if any
  signal matches, glue to existing conventions (do not rename or
  move folders). If no signal matches, scaffold the default
  layout. **Emit the Pre-flight checklist as visible text and read
  the Stop conditions before any file is created or edited.** Use
  templates in `templates/`; copy and adapt, do not rewrite from
  scratch.
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---
name: organize-ml-workspace
description: >
  Decide where files live in an ML experimentation project: reusable
  code in `src/<pkg>/`, one `# %%` script per experiment in
  `experiments/`, design notes + index in `journal/`, reports in
  `reports/`, agent-only probes in `scratch/`. Owns the layout, the
  file-creation rules
  (one file per experiment, ask before editing), and the jupytext
  `# %%` script convention. Never imposes `data/` — the user owns
  that.

  TRIGGER — any of:
  - Starting a new ML project / scaffolding a workspace.
  - About to create the first experiment file in a project.
  - About to create `src/<pkg>/data.py` / `features.py` /
    `pipeline.py` / `evaluate.py` for the first time.
  - About to write a `.ipynb` for experimentation — redirect to a
    `# %%` script under `experiments/`.
  - User asks where something should live, how to organize the
    project, or how to set up the workspace.
  - About to add a new experiment iteration — decide new file vs
    edit existing (ask the user).

  SKIP when: the file is clearly part of an already-populated
  module (e.g., adding a function to existing `features.py`); pure
  refactor inside a single existing file; pipeline declaration
  mechanics (`build-ml-pipeline`); evaluation mechanics
  (`evaluate-ml-pipeline`); skore symbol lookup (`python-api`).

  HOW TO USE: **first run the Detection table** below — if any
  signal matches, glue to existing conventions (do not rename or
  move folders). If no signal matches, scaffold the default
  layout. **Emit the Pre-flight checklist as visible text and read
  the Stop conditions before any file is created or edited.** Use
  templates in `templates/`; copy and adapt, do not rewrite from
  scratch.
---

# Organize ML Workspace

Where things live, when to create a new file, what each file is
allowed to contain.

## Next-step pointers — where you go after this skill

| You came here for… | → next |
|---|---|
| Bootstrap a fresh workspace | → `python-env-manager` § Bootstrap; then `iterate-ml-experiment` § 0 |
| First experiment script | → `iterate-ml-experiment` § 0 for the design note |
| Add a new experiment iteration | → `iterate-ml-experiment` § 1 (new vs edit decision) |
| Pipeline / evaluate / smoke-test content | → `build-ml-pipeline` / `evaluate-ml-pipeline` / `smoke-test-ml-pipeline` |

Always re-emit the Pre-flight checklist with evidence before
declaring the turn done.

## Sibling skills — open just-in-time

Don't pre-read every sibling at session start (paralysis). Open each
sibling SKILL.md when a step calls for it (e.g. open
`python-env-manager` before G-ENV-MGR; open `iterate-ml-experiment`
before handing off the design-note write). Emit this tracker once
per turn:

```
Sibling skills (just-in-time):
  - data-science-python-stack, python-env-manager, python-api,
    python-code-style, iterate-ml-experiment, explore-ml-data,
    build-ml-pipeline, evaluate-ml-pipeline, test-ml-pipeline,
    smoke-test-ml-pipeline
```

## Stop conditions — read before anything else

- **Missing dependency.** If `import skore` raises, STOP. Invoke
  `python-env-manager` for the install command. Do not drop
  `skore.Project` in favor of `mlflow` / pickles / "print metrics"
  — the workspace contract assumes a Project on disk.
- **Symbol from memory is forbidden.** Any `skore.Project` /
  `project.put` / `skore.evaluate` signature must come from a
  `python-api` call this turn.
- **Existing layout wins — detect first.** Run the Detection table
  before scaffolding. Don't rename, relocate, or "tidy up"
  existing folders.
- **Notebooks are not silent.** Existing `.ipynb` files in the
  experiment folder → surface the convention shift and ask. Don't
  auto-convert.
- **Scratch is read-only against the skore Project.** Probes under
  `scratch/<ts>_<short>.py` may call `project.get(...)`,
  `project.summarize()`, walk an existing report. They MUST NOT
  call `skore.evaluate(...)` or `project.put(...)`. When
  `project.get(key)` raises `KeyError`, the fix is the lookup
  shape: `get` is by **id**, not by `key`. Use `summarize()` →
  `(key, id)` → `get(id)`. Never substitute by re-running
  `evaluate` + `put`.
- **Tabular library is asked, not assumed (G-TABULAR).** Pandas
  being importable via skore is not a pick. Invoke
  `data-science-python-stack` for the structured ask. Free-text
  ("quick", "you pick") does NOT resolve. Persisted in JOURNAL.md
  Status `Workspace decisions`.
- **Package name is asked, not inferred (G-PKG-NAME).** Before any
  `pyproject.toml` / manifest creation (including `pixi init` /
  `uv init` / `poetry init`), fire an `AskUserQuestion` for the
  `src/<pkg>/` import name. Folder name in snake_case is the
  default. **Manifest creation before G-PKG-NAME passes is
  forbidden** — running `init` first creates a `[project] name`
  entry, and reading "name is in the manifest" back is circular.
  If a manifest exists, confirm via `AskUserQuestion` —
  continuity from a prior session is not continuity from a user
  decision.
- **Skore Project mode is asked, not assumed (G-SKORE-MODE).**
  Before any template instantiation containing
  `skore.Project(...)`, fire an `AskUserQuestion` for `local` |
  `hub` | `mlflow`. Default proposal: `local`. All three are
  always offered; a detected hub config in the CWD (`config.toml` /
  `SKH__*` / cached login) only influences the default, never
  prunes the choices. Hub triggers a
  follow-up for the workspace name (org/team on the hub — distinct
  from local-mode `workspace=`); mlflow triggers a follow-up for
  the **MLflow tracking server URI** (`tracking_uri=`) — the agent
  cannot infer it. Persists as `skore mode:` (+ `skore hub
  workspace:` when hub, + `skore mlflow tracking uri:` when
  mlflow). Without it the `<SKORE_PROJECT_INIT>` substitution has
  no shape to fill. Details: → `references/g_skore_mode.md`.
- **Switching skore mode mid-project is forbidden by default.**
  Once recorded, do not silently change. A switch orphans every
  existing report in the prior store — skore has no built-in
  migration. Requires explicit `AskUserQuestion` confirmation
  surfacing the migration burden, then rewrite all
  `<SKORE_PROJECT_INIT>` blocks. Procedure:
  → `references/g_skore_mode.md` § "Switching mid-project".
- **Env manager is asked, not assumed (G-ENV-MGR).** Hand off to
  `python-env-manager`. Pixi on PATH is detection, not permission.
  Don't run `pixi init` / `uv init` / `poetry init` until
  G-ENV-MGR has passed *in `python-env-manager`*.
- **Harness "no clarifying questions" hints do NOT waive these
  gates.** G-TABULAR, G-PKG-NAME, G-ENV-MGR, G-SKORE-MODE,
  python-api consultation, new-vs-edit decision are
  operating-contract gates. "Quick" / "go fast" never waives them.
- **Post-hoc audit — required before ending the turn.** Walk every
  pre-flight row; if any Evidence cell is unfilled, surface the
  non-compliance explicitly. Most common failure: "I scaffolded
  successfully so everything must be fine".

## Forbidden shortcuts

| Shortcut | Why it's wrong |
|---|---|
| `pixi` on PATH → run `pixi init` to get a manifest, then read the name back | Violates G-ENV-MGR (silent manager pick) AND G-PKG-NAME (name from folder via init side-effect). Circular: the agent created the manifest it now claims to read |
| Folder name = good name → skip the ask | Default *value* is fine; silent *pick* is not. G-PKG-NAME requires the structured ask even with folder as default |
| `pandas` already importable via skore → write `import pandas` in `data.py` | Transitive presence is not a pick. Violates G-TABULAR |
| Scaffold every skeleton in one turn, incl. `experiments/01_baseline.py` body | Scaffold stops at empty `journal/` placeholder. Experiment script content lands after design-note approval (`iterate-ml-experiment` § 3) |
| Scaffold drops `audit/01_baseline.py` at workspace creation | Audit files placed by `audit-ml-pipeline` at § 4 record-outcome. Empty `audit/` at scaffold is correct |
| Forget `audit/` in the scaffold layout | Four-way stem pairing breaks |
| `pyproject.toml` exists with `name = <x>` → reuse without confirming | Always re-confirm via G-PKG-NAME |
| Batch G-TABULAR + G-PKG-NAME + G-ENV-MGR + G-SKORE-MODE into prose recommendations | The gates take structured `AskUserQuestion`. Prose followed by "let me know" does NOT resolve them |
| Skip G-SKORE-MODE because templates use `mode="local"` | Templates carry the `<SKORE_PROJECT_INIT>` marker, not a literal. The gate must fire |
| Pick `mode="hub"` without checking the workspace exists / user has access | Project init fails at first `put()` with an authorization error. Confirm during G-SKORE-MODE, not at execution time |
| Pick `mode="mlflow"` and invent / default the `tracking_uri=` | The tracking URI is server-specific; the agent cannot infer it. Ask the user at the G-SKORE-MODE follow-up. No silent `http://localhost:5000` |
| Folder has skore-hub config (`config.toml` / `SKH__*` / cached login) → present only `hub` (or `hub`+`local`), drop `mlflow` | Detected config is detection, not permission (cf. "Pixi on PATH"). The gate must always offer all three; config only sets the default highlight |
| Substitute `pip install "skore[hub]"` / `"skore[mlflow]"` based on agent guess | Install variant comes from G-SKORE-MODE's recorded answer. `python-env-manager` reads that row, not agent intuition |
| Silently change `skore mode:` mid-project to "fix" a broken init | Switching orphans existing reports. Always explicit `AskUserQuestion` first |
| Hub substitution but leaving a directory-style `workspace=str(PROJECT_ROOT / "reports")` | In hub mode `workspace=` carries the **Hub workspace name** (e.g. `workspace="acme-corp"`), not an on-disk dir. mlflow rejects `workspace=` and uses `tracking_uri=`. Substitute the whole block, not just the mode literal |
| mlflow substitution that keeps a `login(mode=...)` call | mlflow mode needs no skore login — auth is the MLflow server's concern. `login` belongs only to hub mode |
| Local `workspace="reports"` (relative) instead of `str(PROJECT_ROOT / "reports")` (absolute) | Relative resolves against CWD; runs from other dirs write the store somewhere unexpected. Always absolute via `PROJECT_ROOT` |
| Putting `skore.login(mode="hub")` after `skore.Project(...)` | `Project(...)` requires authenticated session in hub mode. `login` first |
| Substituting `<SKORE_PROJECT_INIT>` in `audit/<stem>.py` independently of `experiments/<stem>.py` | Audit must open the same Project. Byte-identical copy from the experiment file is the rule |
| Hub workspace name contains `/` (e.g. `acme/datasci`) | `workspace=` is a single Hub workspace identifier, not a path or a `<workspace>/<project>` join; a `/` is invalid. Reject at G-SKORE-MODE follow-up |
| `project.get(key)` raised `KeyError` → re-run `evaluate` + `put` to "recover" | Lookup shape wrong (`get` is by id). Use `summarize()` → `get(id)` |

## Pre-flight — emit before any code

Each ticked box needs an Evidence line (format spec in
`iterate-ml-experiment` § "Pre-flight evidence requirements"; see
also `python-env-manager/references/preflight_evidence.md`).

```
Pre-flight (organize-ml-workspace):
- [ ] `Workspace decisions` in `journal/JOURNAL.md` Status checked
      for pre-recorded gates (tabular, env_manager, package, skore mode)
      Evidence: lists each <gate>: <value | not recorded>
                | "n/a — JOURNAL.md does not exist yet (truly fresh)"
- [ ] Tier 1 mandatory libs importable: sklearn, skrub, skore
      Evidence: Write scratch/<ts>_check_tier1.py + `pixi run python …` output.
                **Inline `python -c` is NOT evidence**.
- [ ] Layout detection done: <existing | fresh>
      Evidence: ls/Glob on project root + matched signal from Detection
- [ ] G-TABULAR resolved: pandas | polars
      Evidence: AskUserQuestion id=<id> via data-science-python-stack |
                JOURNAL.md Status (Workspace decisions) | user quote turn N
- [ ] G-ENV

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