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Skill dbc-oduffy/coordinator-claude/skills/eval-output

An opinionated Claude operating system for PM-led engineering. Planning, enrichment, delegated execution, staged review, ship decisions, durable handoffs.

Install
npx -y skills add dbc-oduffy/coordinator-claude --skill eval-output

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Score a research output against the 5-criteria eval rubric. Dispatches a Sonnet evaluator.

SKILL.md

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Evaluate Research Output

Usage

/coordinator:eval-output <path-to-research-output>

Process

  1. Read the eval rubric at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/pipelines/deep-research/eval-rubric.md
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  1. Read the research output at the provided path
  2. Dispatch a Sonnet agent (model: sonnet, tools: Read, WebFetch, Write) with:
    • The rubric
    • The research output
    • Instruction to: read the output, sample 3-5 cited URLs via WebFetch to verify citation accuracy, score each of the 5 criteria with a 0.0-1.0 score and 2-3 sentence justification, provide overall pass/marginal/fail grade
  3. Present the scores to the PM

Notes

  • This is a post-hoc quality check, not a gate. Use it to calibrate prompt improvements.
  • Start by running it on recent pipeline outputs to establish a baseline.
  • Anthropic found a single LLM call with a single prompt was most consistent.

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