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model-card-writer
Produces a complete model card - intended use, training data provenance, evaluation results with slices, limitations, and usage guidance - for any model shared beyond its team or affecting people. Use when someone asks "write a model card", "document this model before release", "what should our model documentation include", or is preparing a model for deployment, handoff, or external publication. Do NOT use for producing the underlying evaluation numbers - use model-evaluation-report instead; for ongoing production monitoring plans use data-drift-monitor.
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# Model Card Writer
A model card is the contract between the team that built a model and the people who will use or be affected by it. It documents not just what the model does but what it must not be used for - and the cost of skipping it is a model quietly repurposed for a use case it was never validated on, discovered only after harm. This skill produces a card a consumer can act on, not a compliance checkbox.
## Operating procedure
Write sections in the order below; intended use (Step 2) constrains everything else, and limitations (Step 5) cannot be written honestly until evaluation results (Step 4) are in front of you.
### Step 1: Gather inputs
Collect before writing; label anything unverified as a guess and chase it before publishing.
1. Model name, version, and owning team or contact.
2. Architecture family in plain language (gradient boosted trees, transformer, logistic regression).