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experiment-catalog-demo-data

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Generate realistic demo data for the experiment catalog including projects, experiments, permutations, results with metrics, metric definitions, and tags.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Keep demo-data generation separate from deployment or pipeline tasks.

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  2. Very specific:

    Use this skill to populate a running Experiment Catalog instance with realistic sample projects, experiments, permutations, results, metric …

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  3. Distinctive:

    Verify all of the following before handoff:

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SKILL.md

Execution Model

[!IMPORTANT] Do not execute this skill directly in the main thread. Delegate the data generation task to its own sub-agent and pass this skill path to that sub-agent.

Keep demo-data generation separate from deployment or pipeline tasks. Store the created dataset summary in session artifacts instead of replaying bulk logs.

Generate Demo Data

Use this skill to populate a running Experiment Catalog instance with realistic sample projects, experiments, permutations, results, metric definitions, and tags. Open references/full-guide.md for the long-form walkthrough.

This skill uses the catalog API and does not perform Azure ARM control-plane provisioning. Do not apply the ISE asset telemetry ID to demo-data API calls.

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.10+
  • requests
  • a reachable catalog API, usually http://localhost:6010

Fast Path

Run with defaults:

python scripts/generate_demo_data.py

Override the target:

python scripts/generate_demo_data.py --base-url http://localhost:8080

Key Parameters

  • --base-url: catalog API base URL
  • --results: results per permutation, default 300

What The Script Creates

  • two demo projects
  • multiple experiments per project
  • multiple permutations per experiment
  • metric definitions
  • tags on refs
  • randomized but realistic result rows

Validation Checklist

Verify all of the following before handoff:

  • the target catalog is reachable
  • projects and experiments exist after the run
  • results were written at the expected scale
  • any generated artifact or summary was saved for reuse

Local References

  • Extended instructions and troubleshooting: references/full-guide.md

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