reproducibility-validate
Run a workflow multiple times and compare outputs to produce a similarity score and pass/fail verdict
What this skill does
# Reproducibility Validate You run a workflow multiple times and compare outputs to produce a similarity score and pass/fail verdict, confirming that the workflow produces consistent results across executions. ## Triggers Alternate expressions and non-obvious activations (primary phrases are matched automatically from the skill description): - "is this workflow stable" → run reproducibility validation with defaults - "check if results are consistent" → run reproducibility validation - "does this run the same way every time" → run reproducibility validation - "test determinism" → run reproducibility validation - "compare workflow outputs" → run reproducibility validation ## Trigger Patterns Reference | Pattern | Example | Action | |---------|---------|--------| | Default validation | "validate reproducibility of onboarding-flow" | Run `aiwg reproducibility-validate onboarding-flow` | | Custom run count | "validate with 5 runs" | Run `aiwg reproducibility-validate <id> --runs 5` | | Custom threshold | "validate with 99% threshold" | Run `aiwg reproducibility-validate <id> --threshold 0.99` | | Full options | "3 runs, 90% threshold" | Run `aiwg reproducibility-validate <id> --runs 3 --threshold 0.90` | ## Behavior When triggered: 1. **Extract intent**: - What is the workflow ID or name to validate? - How many runs? (default: 3) - What similarity threshold must be met to pass? (default: 0.95) 2. **Run the command**: ```bash # Default: 3 runs, 0.95 threshold aiwg reproducibility-validate <workflow-id> # Custom run count aiwg reproducibility-validate <workflow-id> --runs 5 # Custom threshold aiwg reproducibility-validate <workflow-id> --threshold 0.99 # Both aiwg reproducibility-validate <workflow-id> --runs 5 --threshold 0.99 ``` 3. **Scoring method**: - **Structured outputs** (JSON, YAML): exact match required — score is 0 or 1 per artifact - **Text outputs** (Markdown, prose): semantic similarity score (0.0–1.0) computed across runs - **Overall score**: weighted average across all artifacts in the workflow 4. **Pass/fail verdict**: If all per-artifact scores meet or exceed the threshold, the validation passes. Any artifact below the threshold is flagged. 5. **Report the result** — provide the overall verdict, overall similarity score, and a per-artifact breakdown showing which artifacts passed or failed. ## Examples ### Example 1: Default validation **User**: "Validate reproducibility of the risk-management-cycle workflow" **Extraction**: Workflow ID `risk-management-cycle`, default 3 runs, default 0.95 threshold **Action**: ```bash aiwg reproducibility-validate risk-management-cycle ``` **Response**: ``` Reproducibility Validation: risk-management-cycle Runs: 3 | Threshold: 0.95 | Result: PASS Artifact Score Status .aiwg/risks/risk-register.md 0.97 PASS .aiwg/risks/mitigation-plan.md 0.96 PASS .aiwg/working/risk-analysis-draft.md 1.00 PASS (exact match) Overall score: 0.977 — all 3 artifacts passed. ``` ### Example 2: Stricter threshold **User**: "Validate the SAD generation workflow with 99% threshold and 5 runs" **Extraction**: Workflow ID `sad-generation`, 5 runs, 0.99 threshold **Action**: ```bash aiwg reproducibility-validate sad-generation --runs 5 --threshold 0.99 ``` **Response**: ``` Reproducibility Validation: sad-generation Runs: 5 | Threshold: 0.99 | Result: FAIL Artifact Score Status .aiwg/architecture/software-architecture.md 0.98 FAIL .aiwg/architecture/component-diagram.mmd 1.00 PASS (exact match) .aiwg/architecture/adr-001.md 0.99 PASS Overall score: 0.990 — 1 of 3 artifacts failed the 0.99 threshold. Recommendation: Review non-deterministic sections in software-architecture.md, or lower the threshold to 0.95 if semantic variation is acceptable. ``` ### Example 3: High-confidence validation before release **User**: "Run 5 iterations of the deployment-planning workflow and check for consistency" **Extraction**: Workflow ID `deployment-planning`, 5 runs, default 0.95 threshold **Action**: ```bash aiwg reproducibility-validate deployment-planning --runs 5 ``` **Response**: ``` Reproducibility Validation: deployment-planning Runs: 5 | Threshold: 0.95 | Result: PASS Artifact Score Status .aiwg/deployment/deployment-plan.md 0.96 PASS .aiwg/deployment/runbook.md 0.97 PASS .aiwg/deployment/rollback-plan.md 0.95 PASS Overall score: 0.960 — all 3 artifacts passed across 5 runs. ``` ### Example 4: Validating a failing workflow **User**: "Test whether the test-strategy workflow is deterministic" **Extraction**: Workflow ID `test-strategy-execution`, default 3 runs, default 0.95 threshold **Action**: ```bash aiwg reproducibility-validate test-strategy-execution ``` **Response**: ``` Reproducibility Validation: test-strategy-execution Runs: 3 | Threshold: 0.95 | Result: FAIL Artifact Score Status .aiwg/testing/test-plan.md 0.94 FAIL .aiwg/testing/test-strategy.md 0.97 PASS .aiwg/testing/coverage-targets.json 1.00 PASS (exact match) Overall score: 0.970 — 1 of 3 artifacts failed the 0.95 threshold. Recommendation: Enable `strict` execution mode (`aiwg execution-mode strict`) to reduce variance in test-plan.md, then re-validate. ``` ## Clarification Prompts If the user's intent is ambiguous: - "Which workflow should I validate? (e.g., `risk-management-cycle`, `sad-generation`)" - "How many runs would you like? Default is 3; more runs give higher confidence but take longer." - "What similarity threshold should I apply? Default is 0.95. Use 0.99 for near-exact determinism requirements." ## References - @$AIWG_ROOT/src/cli/handlers/subcommands.ts — Reproducibility validate command handler - @$AIWG_ROOT/docs/cli-reference.md — CLI reference - @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/skills/execution-mode/SKILL.md — Set execution mode to reduce variance before validating - @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/skills/snapshot/SKILL.md — Capture state before running validation
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