ce-onboard
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CE Onboard
This is your session primer. Read it in full before touching any CE code. Nothing here requires running code or calling tools — just read and confirm you understand the invariants.
1. Project identity
calibrated_explanations is a scikit-learn-compatible Python XAI library.
It extracts calibrated factual rules, alternative rules, and prediction
intervals from any model.
- Current version: v0.10.4
- Target milestone: v0.11.0 (see
docs/improvement/RELEASE_PLAN_v1.md) - Core entry points:
CalibratedExplainer,WrapCalibratedExplainer - Public install:
pip install calibrated-explanations
2. The CE-First invariants (memorise these)
- Always use
WrapCalibratedExplainer— never subclass or bypass it. - Fit → Calibrate → Explain — that is the only valid lifecycle order.
- Never access
_privatemembers — if you need it, there is a public accessor or the feature does not exist yet. - Lazy imports — do not add eager top-level imports for heavy libraries
(
matplotlib,pandas,catboost…) in__init__.py. - Plugin-first — new functionality belongs in
plugins/, notcore/. - ADR wins — if a plan and an ADR conflict, the ADR takes precedence.
- Fallback visibility — every fallback emits
_LOGGER.info()ANDwarnings.warn(..., UserWarning). No silent fallbacks ever. - Numpy docstrings — all public functions and classes use numpy-style.
- Coverage gate —
pytest --cov=... --cov-fail-under=90must pass. - Test naming —
test_should_<behavior>_when_<condition>.
3. Key files to read on first touch
| File | What it tells you |
|---|---|
CONTRIBUTOR_INSTRUCTIONS.md | Canonical CE-First rules (authoritative) |
docs/improvement/RELEASE_PLAN_v1.md | Current milestone + outstanding gates |
docs/improvement/adrs/ | All architectural decisions (ADRs 001–033) |
QUICK_API.md | Public API surface cheat-sheet |
src/calibrated_explanations/ce_agent_utils.py | CE-First runtime helpers |
tests/README.md | Test structure and coverage requirements |
4. Skill catalogue (when to use which skill)
| Intent | Skill |
|---|---|
| Author a new ADR | ce-adr-author |
| Look up which ADRs apply | ce-adr-consult |
| Analyze ADR compliance gaps | ce-adr-gap-analyzer |
| Generate alternative explanations | ce-alternatives-explore |
| Get calibrated predictions (without explanations) | ce-calibrated-predict |
| Explanations for binary and multiclass tasks | ce-classification |
| Identify quality risks and anti-patterns | ce-code-quality-auditor |
| Code review a PR | ce-code-review |
| Validate/preprocess input data | ce-data-preparation |
| Identify unreachable or non-contributing code | ce-deadcode-hunter |
| Deprecate a function or param | ce-deprecation |
| Review proposals for risks and blind spots | ce-devils-advocate |
| Write or fix a docstring | ce-docstring-author |
| Post-generation API interaction | ce-explain-interact |
| Generate factual explanations | ce-factual-explain |
| Implement a fallback | ce-fallback-impl |
| Verify fallback coverage in tests | ce-fallback-test |
| Compare CE with SHAP or LIME | ce-integration-compare |
| Manage logging and audit context (ADR-028) | ce-logging-observability |
| Extend to a new data modality | ce-modality-extension |
| Use conditional/Mondrian calibration for fairness | ce-mondrian-conditional |
| Audit notebooks for API compliance | ce-notebook-audit |
| Prime a new CE session | ce-onboard |
| Manage and validate payloads (ADR-005) | ce-payload-governance |
| Build a CE pipeline from scratch | ce-pipeline-builder |
| Review visualization code | ce-plot-review |
| Author a new PlotSpec | ce-plotspec-author |
| Audit an existing plugin | ce-plugin-audit |
| Tune CE performance (caching/parallelism) | ce-performance-tuning |
| Scaffold a new plugin | ce-plugin-scaffold |
| Generate regression prediction intervals | ce-regression-intervals |
| Map CE to regulatory compliance obligations | ce-regulatory-compliance |
| Configure reject/defer policies | ce-reject-policy |
| Select next release task | ce-release-check |
| Finalize a PyPI release | ce-release-finalize |
| Plan an upcoming release version | ce-release-planner |
| Implement and verify a release task | ce-release-task |
| Audit RTD documentation quality | ce-rtd-auditor |
| Author or revise RTD pages | ce-rtd-writer |
| Implement serialization | ce-serializer-impl |
| Audit serialization coverage | ce-serialization-audit |
| Audit skills against Claude authoring guidance | ce-skill-audit |
| Create/refactor skills and templates | ce-skill-creator |
| Sync skill registries after skill changes | ce-skill-registry-sync |
| Audit existing tests | ce-test-audit |
| Write new tests | ce-test-author |
| Design tests to close coverage gaps | ce-test-creator |
| Remove redundant or low-value tests | ce-test-pruning-expert |
| Coordinate the Test Quality Method | ce-test-quality-method |
5. Module layout (ADR-001 boundary)
src/calibrated_explanations/
├── core/ # CalibratedExplainer, WrapCalibratedExplainer — do NOT modify unless necessary
├── plugins/ # All extensible functionality — registry, calibrators, plotters, explanations
├── calibration/ # Venn-Abers and conformal calibration logic
├── viz/ # PlotSpec IR + matplotlib adapter (ADR-007, ADR-016, ADR-023)
├── utils/ # Shared helpers, deprecation, logging
└── ce_agent_utils.py # CE-first pipeline helpers for agents
Rule: Code in core/ must not import from plugins/. Plugins import from core/, never the reverse.
6. Check your environment
Before coding, verify the install:
python -c "import calibrated_explanations; print(calibrated_explanations.__version__)"
python -m pytest -q --co -q # list tests without running
make local-checks-pr # fast gates (lint + type + quick tests)
7. Frequent agent mistakes (recorded in .github/copilot-feedback-log.md)
- Using
n_top_features=n→ correct param isfilter_top=non explain calls. - Importing from
calibrated_explanations.core.*directly → use top-level import. - Adding a new fallback without
warnings.warn(UserWarning)→ always warn. - Writing tests without
test_should_<behavior>_when_<condition>naming. - Adding eager
import matplotlibat module top level → always import lazily.
8. Proceed
Once you have read sections 1–7, you are ready. Select the appropriate skill from section 4 and begin.