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Validate research data quality. Checks output files against schemas, flags NOT_FOUND clusters, incomplete entries, conflicting sources, and suspicious data. Use after a phase completes.

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  1. Very specific:

    Read .research/ARCHITECTURE.md to get the JSON schemas for each entity type.

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  2. Very specific:

    If no data files exist, tell the user to run /dr-run first.

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  3. Very specific:

    If ARCHITECTURE.md is missing, tell the user to run /dr-new first.

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SKILL.md

You are auditing research data quality. Read the schemas and check every data file against them.

Steps

1. Load Schemas

Read .research/ARCHITECTURE.md to get the JSON schemas for each entity type. Note all required fields and valid values.

2. Audit Each Data File

For each file in data/:

Required Fields Check:

  • List entries missing any required field (name, category, website, sources, status, last_updated)
  • List entries where required fields are empty strings or null

Status Distribution:

  • Count entries by status: COMPLETE, INCOMPLETE, INACCESSIBLE
  • Flag entries with no status field

NOT_FOUND Analysis:

  • Per field, count how many entries have "NOT_FOUND"
  • Calculate NOT_FOUND rate per field
  • Flag fields with >40% NOT_FOUND — these may need a different search strategy

Source Quality:

  • Entries with zero source URLs (critical)
  • Entries missing the entity's own website in sources
  • Duplicate source URLs across entries (may indicate copy-paste errors)

Data Integrity:

  • Entries with CONFLICTING values — list each conflict
  • Entries with UNVERIFIED values — count per field
  • Duplicate entries (same name or same website)
  • Entries where status is COMPLETE but fields are NOT_FOUND (inconsistent)

3. Quality Report

Print findings grouped by severity:

## Data Quality Report

### Critical (must fix before report)
- 3 entries missing source URLs
- 1 entry with no status field
- 2 entries marked COMPLETE but have NOT_FOUND fields

### Warning (should investigate)
- funding_amount: 45% NOT_FOUND rate
- 4 entries with UNVERIFIED claims
- 2 potential duplicates: "Company A" appears twice

### Info
- 18 COMPLETE, 5 INCOMPLETE, 2 INACCESSIBLE
- 3 CONFLICTING values found (listed below)
- Average sources per entry: 2.3

4. Suggest Actions

Based on findings:

  • Critical issues → "Fix these before running /dr-report. Consider /dr-run to retry failed tasks."
  • High NOT_FOUND rates → "Run /dr-improve to optimize the researcher's search strategy for these fields."
  • Many INCOMPLETE → "Run /dr-run to continue. Some entities may need manual research."
  • Clean data → "Data looks good. Run /dr-report to synthesize findings."

Error Handling

  • If no data files exist, tell the user to run /dr-run first.
  • If ARCHITECTURE.md is missing, tell the user to run /dr-new first.

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