pipeline-manifest
Pipeline Manifest
Build and maintain a pipeline.md that maps every script in a research project to its inputs, outputs, and the paper figures/tables it feeds. Optionally add structured headers to scripts that lack them.
When to Use
- When starting a multi-step empirical project (establish the pipeline early)
- Before sharing code with coauthors (makes the data flow legible)
- Before submission (ensures the replication package is traceable)
- After inheriting or reviving old code (pair with
/code-archaeology) - When you can't remember which script produces Figure 3
When NOT to Use
- Pure theory projects with no empirical pipeline
- Single-script projects (no pipeline to map)
- Code quality review — use
/code-reviewinstead (this skill maps structure, not quality)
Modes
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