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tao-validate-dataset-format

Run `tao-daft validate` to check NVIDIA TAO DAFT datasets for structure, schema, and cross-reference errors. Do not use for non-DAFT formats. Use when the user asks to validate a DAFT dataset, check DAFT schema, validate a TAO dataset format, or run `tao-daft validate`.

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# Validate a TAO DAFT Dataset

> **Standalone install?** If this session was not initialized by the TAO skill bank plugin, run the `tao-setup` skill first (host preflight, credentials, cross-skill discovery).

## Quick start

```bash
tao-daft validate <format> --path <dataset-or-parent-dir>
```

`<format>` is a positional subcommand (e.g. `metropolis-v3.0`, `cosmos-reason-v1.0`);
`--path` is required. Discover supported formats and per-format flags via
`tao-daft validate --help` and the leaf `--help` (see "CLI conventions" below).