perspective-validation
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Create a Perspective Validation Checklist (PVC) report for a change, workflow, schema, or policy. Use when performing socio-technical review, governance review, operational readiness review, or when a PR touches schemas/hooks/skills/tools and needs a PVC report.
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The file
We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent
9 rules. About 0 are common, 4 are distinctive, and 5 are very specific to this project.
≈0
Common · estimate
Many files like this have a rule of this kind.
≈4
Distinctive · estimate
This author's own choices. Worth a look.
5
Very specific
Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.
- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Very specific: line 37
If the target is a PR or branch diff, identify changed files and whether they touch critical paths (schemas/, hooks/, skills/, …
- Distinctive: line 39
Collect evidence: Read the minimum set of files needed to justify scores
- Very specific: line 40
Prefer evidence anchors as file:path#Lline (or file:path:line if needed)
- Distinctive: line 41
When reviewing a change set, include at least one evidence item for “what changed” and “what it affects”
- Very specific: line 49
Write the report: Create a new file in docs/reviews/pvc/ named:
- Very specific: line 51
Start from pvc_report_template.yaml, then fill it in completely
- Distinctive: line 54
If it fails, fix the report until it passes
- Very specific: line 148
Only write under docs/reviews/pvc/ unless the user explicitly asks for additional changes.
- Distinctive: line 149
Do not include secrets/PII in evidence excerpts.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Intent
Produce a PVC report (Perspective Validation Checklist) that scores the target against key non-type failure modes (human factors, governance, economics, adversarial security, loop stability, data governance, and legitimacy) with concrete evidence references and remediation actions.
Success criteria:
- A valid PVC report is written to
docs/reviews/pvc/and passespython skills/perspective-validation/scripts/validate_pvc.py - Each non-N/A score is justified with at least one evidence reference
- Any FAIL/PARTIAL includes a concrete remediation action (P0/P1/P2)
References:
CHECKLIST.mdpvc_report_template.yaml
Inputs
| Parameter | Required | Type | Description |
target | Yes | string | What to review (file/dir path, workflow name, or PR/change description) |
risk_tier | No | enum | low | medium | high (defaults to medium if unclear) |
domain | No | string | Domain context (e.g., general, manufacturing, healthcare) |
deployment | No | string | Deployment context (e.g., local-dev, customer-facing, safety-critical) |
Procedure
- Scope the review: Confirm
target,domain,deployment, andrisk_tier- If the target is a PR or branch diff, identify changed files and whether they touch critical paths (
schemas/,hooks/,skills/,grounded_agency/,tools/,spec/)
- If the target is a PR or branch diff, identify changed files and whether they touch critical paths (
- Collect evidence: Read the minimum set of files needed to justify scores
- Prefer evidence anchors as
file:path#Lline(orfile:path:lineif needed) - When reviewing a change set, include at least one evidence item for “what changed” and “what it affects”
- Prefer evidence anchors as
- Score the checklist: For each PVC test ID (HF-101 … ECO-901), assign one of:
- PASS: explicitly satisfied with evidence
- PARTIAL: acknowledged but missing enforcement/measurement/runbook detail
- FAIL: absent
- N/A: not applicable to this target (include a brief reason in
assumptionsor in an action note)
- Write the report: Create a new file in
docs/reviews/pvc/named:YYYY-MM-DD_<short-slug>.pvc.yaml- Start from
pvc_report_template.yaml, then fill it in completely
- Validate: Run
python skills/perspective-validation/scripts/validate_pvc.py- If it fails, fix the report until it passes
- Summarize actions: Provide the top remediation actions (P0 first), with crisp “what to change” and “where it lives” guidance
Output Contract
Return a structured object:
pvc_report_path: string # Path under docs/reviews/pvc/
target: string
context:
domain: string
deployment: string
risk_tier: low | medium | high
scorecard:
HF-101: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
HF-102: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
HF-103: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
ORG-201: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
GOV-202: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
ECON-301: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
ECON-302: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
SEC-401: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
SEC-402: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
CTRL-501: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
ASSUR-601: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
ASSUR-602: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
DG-701: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
ETH-801: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
ECO-901: PASS | PARTIAL | FAIL | N/A
actions:
- id: string
priority: P0 | P1 | P2
fix: string
artifact: doc | workflow | policy | hook | test | benchmark | code
owner: string
confidence: number # 0.0-1.0
evidence_anchors: array[string]
assumptions: array[string]Example
Example: Review a workflow DSL change
Input:
target: "schemas/workflow_catalog.yaml (new gates + recovery semantics)"
risk_tier: medium
domain: general
deployment: customer-facingOutput:
pvc_report_path: "docs/reviews/pvc/2026-01-29_workflow-catalog-gates.pvc.yaml"
target: "schemas/workflow_catalog.yaml (new gates + recovery semantics)"
context:
domain: "general"
deployment: "customer-facing"
risk_tier: "medium"
scorecard:
HF-101: PARTIAL
HF-102: FAIL
HF-103: PARTIAL
ORG-201: FAIL
GOV-202: FAIL
ECON-301: FAIL
ECON-302: N/A
SEC-401: PARTIAL
SEC-402: PARTIAL
CTRL-501: PASS
ASSUR-601: PARTIAL
ASSUR-602: FAIL
DG-701: FAIL
ETH-801: N/A
ECO-901: PASS
actions:
- id: "DOC-001"
priority: P0
fix: "Add an operator-facing incident view schema and a minimal tabletop exercise for this workflow family."
artifact: doc
owner: "maintainers"
confidence: 0.7
evidence_anchors:
- "file:schemas/workflow_catalog.yaml#L1"
assumptions:
- "No runtime UI exists; report assumes log-based incident response."Safety Constraints
- This skill is intended to be read-mostly.
- Only write under
docs/reviews/pvc/unless the user explicitly asks for additional changes. - Do not include secrets/PII in evidence excerpts; prefer references/hashes over raw content.
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