Module Source Coverage
Documentsmodule-source-coverageModule Source Coverage is an Agent Skill for documents published in the WILLOSCAR/research-units-pipeline-skills repository on GitHub: a SKILL.md instruction file an AI agent can load to do this task.
Use when a tutorial module plan exists and the run needs an auditable module-to-source grounding file before prose. **Trigger**: module coverage, source coverage, tutorial grounding, 模块覆盖, 来源覆盖. **Use when**: `source-tutorial` 的 C2,已有 `outline/module_plan.yml`,需要确认每个模块都能回指到 sources。 **Skip if**: module plan 或 source ingest 不完整。 **Network**: none. **Guardrail**: 只做 grounding audit,不写教程正文。
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Module Source Coverage
Builds outline/source_coverage.jsonl, one coverage record per module.
Inputs
outline/module_plan.ymlsources/index.jsonlsources/provenance.jsonl
Output
outline/source_coverage.jsonl
Contract
Each record must include:
module_idmodule_titlesource_idsand/or explicitgaps
Script boundary
scripts/run.py should:
- score module-to-source relevance
- choose a small source set per module
- record explicit grounding gaps when coverage is weak
Keep text matching and snippet scoring in shared tutorial tooling, not in the wrapper.
Acceptance
outline/source_coverage.jsonlexists- every module appears exactly once
- missing grounding is explicit instead of silent
Non-goals
- context pack assembly
- tutorial prose