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Recommend post test decision

Skill alexe-ev/product-plugins/experimentation/skills/recommend-post-test-decision

Recommend what to do after an experiment based on the result quality, effect size, and business context. Use this skill when the user has a completed experiment and needs a practical product decision such as roll out, rerun, iterate, segment-rollout, or reject.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add alexe-ev/product-plugins --skill recommend-post-test-decision

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Recommend Post-Test Decision

Purpose

Turn experiment evidence into a practical product action.

Skill type

Conceptual decision skill informed by quality and analysis outputs

Required inputs

  • Experiment result summary
  • Quality / validity assessment

Optional inputs

  • Business context
  • Engineering cost
  • Strategic priority
  • Rollout risk
  • Segment-specific effects
  • Guardrail performance

Additional resources

Use examples/ when

  • you need to see what good input/output looks like
  • you need to match the expected output structure
  • you need to see how this skill behaves under rich, light, or poor context

Use REFERENCE.md when

  • this skill includes one and you need additional decision rules
  • you need deeper context-handling guidance
  • you need edge cases or caveats not included in the main instructions

Resource priority

  1. Read this Skill.md first
  2. Use examples/ for behavior patterns and output structure
  3. Use REFERENCE.md for deeper rules, caveats, and edge cases

Upstream context

This skill works best when the following already exist:

  • experiment result summary
  • experiment quality assessment
  • effect size or practical result signal
  • guardrail review
  • at least some business context

If upstream context is missing

If quality assessment or guardrails are missing, avoid strong rollout recommendations. If business value, cost, or rollout risk is unclear, make only a conditional recommendation and list what must be confirmed.

Downstream handoff

A strong output from this skill should be usable as:

  • a rollout decision memo
  • a rerun recommendation
  • an iteration plan
  • a segment rollout recommendation

A good handoff includes:

  • recommended action
  • rationale
  • trade-offs
  • risks
  • next step
  • missing business inputs that weaken the recommendation

Context collection rules

Context-rich

Make a concrete action recommendation grounded in business value, risk, and implementation cost.

Context-light

Make a conditional recommendation and state what assumptions it depends on.

Context-poor

Do not over-recommend. Choose only a cautious action pattern and list what must be known before a stronger decision.

Minimum context to collect before a strong rollout recommendation

  • trustworthy analysis
  • quality verdict
  • practical size of the effect
  • business relevance of the effect
  • side effects or guardrails
  • rollout risk or implementation cost

Decision rules

  1. Check whether the result is trustworthy enough for decision-making.
  2. Consider effect size, not just significance.
  3. Consider business value, implementation cost, and risk.
  4. Review guardrails and negative side effects.
  5. Recommend one of the following:
    • Full rollout
    • Partial rollout
    • Segment rollout
    • Iterate and retest
    • Rerun
    • Reject
  6. Explain trade-offs clearly.
  7. If the evidence is weak or invalid, say so directly.

Output

Provide:

  • Recommended action
  • Why this action is appropriate
  • Risks
  • What should happen next
  • Which missing business inputs limit recommendation strength

Risks / caveats

  • Do not recommend rollout solely because p < threshold
  • Do not ignore negative guardrails
  • Do not present neutral results as wins
  • Do not hide validity issues in the recommendation

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