Audit and package Jupyter notebooks for deterministic top-to-bottom execution across machines. Use when detecting out-of-order cell execution, hardcoded local paths, unseeded randomness, inline shell installs, or leaked secrets.
Refactor exploratory Jupyter notebooks into modular, testable Python pipeline stages with explicit input/output contracts. Use when extracting data loading, feature engineering, training, and evaluation out of stateful notebook cells.
Audit data science dependency manifests, pre-trained model weights, datasets, and licenses for security and reproducibility risks. Use when scanning requirements.txt, pyproject.toml, or environment files for unpinned packages and direct URL installs.
Assess PII exposure, re-identification risk, and quasi-identifier linkage in analytics and ML datasets. Use when designing redaction, aggregation, k-anonymity, differential privacy, or clean-room controls before sharing or modeling sensitive data.
Package prototype ML models into production engineering handoff bundles with input/output schemas, latency budgets, fallback baselines, and rollback triggers. Use when transitioning a validated model from data science exploration to ML engineering ownership.
Reconstruct end-to-end table, file, column, and metric lineage across SQL queries, Python scripts, notebooks, and BI configs. Use when tracing upstream sources and downstream blast radius before refactoring pipelines or deprecating fields.
Calculate minimum detectable effect (MDE), sample-size requirements, and events-per-variable ratios for small or rare-event datasets. Use when preventing underpowered experiments and overfitted models on scarce data.
Translate technical data science findings into decision-grade executive memos with explicit asks, uncertainty intervals, and visible caveats. Use when converting notebooks, ablation tables, or experiment readouts into stakeholder recommendations.
Builds field maps from multi-source academic or technical corpora: expert mental models, debates, assumptions, prerequisites, oral-exam questions, and sprint study plans. Use for exam prep, research onboarding, or rapid topic mastery from multiple sources. Not for plain summaries or single short docs.
Plan, resume, verify, and safely parallelize substantial code work.
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