final-method-explainer
Purpose
Help the modeling team member write a definitive final method explanation for a subquestion after multi-round experimentation has converged on the best method.
This skill converts the candidate method pool, iteration logs, and experiment reports into a single authoritative document that explains:
- Which method was finally chosen and why — transcribed from the modeler's logged
method_choicerationale, NOT re-authored here. - Which other candidate methods were eliminated and why — transcribed from the same decision record's
rejected_alternatives. - The full mathematical specification: assumptions, symbols, objective function, constraints, solution procedure. (This structural specification stays AI-drafted.)
- Evaluation metrics — with the good-result threshold supplied by the human decision artifact, not invented by the AI.
- Concrete paper-writing suggestions for the model construction section.
Two graded judgments in this document are NOT originated by this skill: (a) the "why this method was chosen" narrative, and (b) the assumption necessary-vs-simplifying labels, plus what counts as a "good" result. These are decided by the human at Gate G4.5 in a decision artifact; this skill drafts connective prose and a suggested label only, clearly marked, and transcribes the human's verdict once logged.
This skill does not select the final method (the modeler does), originate the why-this-method verdict, originate assumption-necessity labels, run experiments, write final paper sections directly, or generate code.
When to use
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