ccf-experiment-designer
CCF Experiment Designer
Invocation Controls
CCFA Handoff Mode: PARTIAL (Recommended). Follow metadata.ccf_skill_controls.handoff_question_mode, ../ccf-common/references/handoff-modes.md, and ../ccf-common/references/task-modes.md.
Run ccf-humanization as the first publication-facing experiment preflight only when this skill produces or revises publication-facing prose, final manuscript tables/captions, or a publication method description. Do not load it for raw protocol planning, dataset/baseline/metric selection, execution queues, or evidence-schema design. When it applies, load ../ccf-humanization/references/experiment-discipline.md, minimize smoke tests to unique changed critical paths, and allow only internally confirmed full method versions in manuscript text, final tables, captions, and claimed comparisons. In publication-facing wording, name the method and scientifically relevant configuration naturally without exposing confirmation, approval, or readiness status. Put version conflicts or necessary exceptions in a separate user-review warning; do not modify experiment or manuscript files merely to encode the warning.
Core Rule
Design the smallest sufficient experiment package that tests the paper's central claims with complete method configurations verified by the internal gate. Build result tables and evidence-bound figure specs only from supplied real values or explicit placeholders. Never fabricate numbers, improvements, significance, benchmark ranks, or user-study outcomes. Do not expand protocols with repetitive smoke tests or implausible defensive cases. Publication-grade layout, palette, caption placement, and render QA belong to ccf-visual-composer. Follow the user's requested output shape: experiment plan, table, LaTeX table, figure spec, ablation list, or execution queue.
Modes
design: datasets, baselines, metrics, ablations, robustness, efficiency, failure analysis, and execution priority.result-template: fill-in tables withTBDplaceholders.result-presentation: result tables, figure evidence plans, chart specs, caption facts, and missing-value markers from supplied real results.