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Mk rubric

Skill ngocsangyem/MeowKit/packages/mewkit/src/migrate/modules/cursor/root/.cursor/skills/mk-rubric

Loads, lists, composes, or validates graded evaluation rubrics: PASS/WARN/FAIL grading with weighted criteria and balanced anchor examples for evaluator-style review.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add ngocsangyem/MeowKit --skill mk-rubric

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Rubric Library API

Discovery, composition, and validation for the project's rubric library.

Path convention: Commands below assume cwd is $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel) (project root). Prefix paths with "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/" when invoking from subdirectories.

Consumed by evaluator agent + mk:evaluate skill (Phase 3, shipped 260408). The dedicated evaluator custom agent drives the running build via active verification and grades it against rubrics composed from this library. The mk:evaluate skill (.cursor/skills/evaluate/) is the orchestration shell. This skill (mk:rubric) remains independently invokable via the rubric skill <subcommand> for manual rubric inspection, validation, or composition outside the evaluator workflow.

When to Use

Activate when:

  • User runs the rubric skill [subcommand]
  • An evaluator sub-task needs to load rubrics for grading
  • Sprint-contract negotiation references a rubric by path
  • CI validates rubric schema conformance after edits

Subcommands

SubcommandPurposeOutput
listList all available rubrics + presetsTable: name, weight_default, applies_to
load <name>Load a single rubric and emit prompt-ready fragmentMarkdown block ready to inject into evaluator prompt
compose <preset>Load a composition preset and return all member rubrics + weightsComposed prompt fragment with weight table
validate [path]Validate one rubric (or all if no path) against schema.mdPASS / FAIL with diagnostics
validate --preset [path]Validate composition preset (weights sum to 1.0 ±0.01)PASS / FAIL

Usage Examples

# List all rubrics
.cursor/skills/rubric/scripts/load-rubric.sh --list

# Load one rubric for the evaluator
.cursor/skills/rubric/scripts/load-rubric.sh design-quality

# Compose a preset (returns all member rubrics + weight table)
.cursor/skills/rubric/scripts/load-rubric.sh --preset frontend-app

# Validate every rubric file in the library
.cursor/skills/rubric/scripts/validate-rubric.sh

Output Schema

load <name> output

## Rubric: {name} (weight: {weight_default}, hard_fail: {threshold})

{Intent paragraph}

### Criteria
{bullets}

### Grading
{table}

### Anti-patterns
{bullets}

### Few-Shot Examples
{PASS + FAIL examples, balanced — section name matches schema.md and the actual rubric files}

compose <preset> output

## Composition: {preset-name}

| Rubric | Weight | Hard-Fail Threshold |
|---|---|---|
| ... | ... | ... |

(All member rubrics inlined below)

Schema

Rubrics MUST conform to the rubric library's schema.md. The validator enforces:

  • Required frontmatter fields (name, version, weight_default, applies_to, hard_fail_threshold)
  • Required sections in order
  • ≥1 PASS + ≥1 FAIL anchor example, balanced (±1)
  • File ≤200 lines

Composition presets MUST have all weights summing to 1.0 ±0.01.

Calibration

Few-shot anchor examples MUST be added per the rules in references/calibration-guide.md:

  • Balanced PASS/FAIL counts (positive bias mitigation)
  • Randomized presentation order (position bias mitigation)
  • Drawn from real prior reviews where possible (synthetic examples only as backup)

Gotchas

  • Adding a new rubric: drop a .md file into the rubric library, run validate-rubric.sh, register weight in any preset that should include it.
  • Weight drift: if you change a rubric's weight_default, all presets that reference it must be re-checked for sum=1.0.
  • Anti-patterns are FIXED: they trigger FAIL regardless of the surrounding criteria. Don't add subjective ones.
  • Don't load all rubrics: the evaluator should load only the relevant preset, not the whole library — context efficiency.

References

FilePurpose
scripts/load-rubric.shLoad + emit prompt fragment for one rubric or preset
scripts/validate-rubric.shSchema conformance + weight-sum validator
references/calibration-guide.mdHow to add few-shot examples (balanced + randomized)
../../rubrics/schema.mdCanonical rubric format specification
../../agents/evaluator.mdThe agent that consumes composed rubrics during behavioral active verification (Phase 3, shipped)
..the evaluate skill/SKILL.mdThe orchestration shell that drives the evaluator + invokes this skill via compose <preset> (Phase 3, shipped)

Start

For interactive use, run scripts/load-rubric.sh --list to discover available rubrics. For evaluator-internal use, the evaluator agent (via mk:evaluate) loads compose <preset> automatically based on the target type detected by mk:evaluate/scripts/run-evaluator.sh. Sprint-contract-based filtering is gated until Phase 4 ships (step-01 of mk:evaluate stub-guards on the contract_schema_version: marker).

What ships with it: 3 files

18.1 KB alongside SKILL.md, 2 of them executable

references/

scripts/

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