fin-kg-define-judgment-disclosure
Installation
SKILL.md
Define Financial-KG Judgment and Disclosure
Build a governed JudgmentAndDisclosurePackageSet that converts exact, immutable measurement evidence into reproducible decisions and faithful disclosures under a pre-registered policy.
Preserve the layer boundary
- Exact external inputs: Judge only against an exact
QualityRequirementProfileusing exactMeasurementEvidencePackageversions. Bind an exactFitnessForUseCasewhen executingfitness_for_use; other modes may reference one only as explicitly declared context. Reference external semantics; never rewrite them. - Judgment ownership: This layer may bind only parameters explicitly owned by
judgment_rule, plus exact inherited upstream parameters without changing them. It may define critical gates, practical-significance rules, aggregation logic, use restrictions, diagnostic parameters, controls, validity algorithms, and conclusion mappings. It may not change a measurement formula, sample, observation, estimate, uncertainty statement, requirement target, tolerance, compensation, exception, or use constraint owned upstream. - Policy-before-result: Freeze and approve decision policies before unblinded access to the results they judge. Post-hoc policy changes require a new policy version, explicit change rationale, disclosure, and a new judgment record.
- Eligibility before outcome: Determine whether evidence can support each requested judgment mode before evaluating requirements. Keep
invalid_evaluation,insufficient_evidence, andindeterminatedistinct. - Vocabulary separation: Never mix eligibility, requirement, comparison, use, runtime, or overall-conclusion states.
- No silent override: Preserve every rule evaluation and aggregation trace. A reviewer may correct an input or issue a new governed version, but may not silently replace a deterministic outcome.
- Faithful disclosure: Disclose identity, scope, evidence, uncertainty, exclusions, gates, limitations, redactions, deviations, and reproducibility information. Redaction must not change the apparent decision basis.