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Coding task verifier sample

Skill misalazeem/coding-task-verifier-sample

Sample coding task with a skill spec, reference solution, pytest verifier, Dockerfile, and ten annotated attempt trajectories.From the repository description

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npx -y skills add misalazeem/coding-task-verifier-sample

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SKILL.md

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Skill: stdlib-only CSV transforms

When you are asked to read structured data and write a CSV in Python, use only the standard library. Specifically:

  • Use json to read the input file.
  • Use csv to write the output file. Use csv.writer or csv.DictWriter.
  • Use datetime for any timestamp conversion.

Do not import pandas, polars, numpy, or any third-party library. Even if the user asks for "the easiest way", the easiest way for this skill is the standard library.

When writing the CSV:

  • Match the column order the user specifies exactly.
  • Write a header row.
  • Do not include row indexes.
  • Use the default comma delimiter.

When the user asks for a top-N or a sorted result, sort in Python before writing. Do not write all rows and call the trim done.

What ships with it: 18 files

19.6 KB alongside SKILL.md, 3 of them executable

trajectories/

verifier/

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