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model-card
Document a deployed ML/AI model so others can use it responsibly. Use when asked to write a model card, document a model's intended use and limitations, or prepare an AI model for review/launch. Produces a complete model card — intended use, training data, evaluation metrics across slices, limitations, ethical considerations, and a deployment checklist.
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# Model Card Skill
A model card is the README for a model: what it does, what it was trained and evaluated on, where
it works, and — most importantly — where it doesn't. It turns an opaque artifact into something a
reviewer, a downstream team, or a regulator can actually assess. Write it *before* launch, not after.
## Required Inputs
Ask for these only if they aren't already provided:
- **Model name & version**, owner team, and date.
- **What it does** — task type (classification, generation, ranking, extraction…) and the decision it informs.
- **Intended use & users** — the supported use cases, and explicitly the out-of-scope ones.
- **Training data** — sources, size, time range, and known gaps (link a [`dataset-datasheet`](../dataset-datasheet/SKILL.md) if one exists).