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lab-forge

Executable teaching-artifact builder for STEM professors — pipeline Stage 2 extension. 5-agent team that builds lab and programming assignments as working packages: per-student synthetic datasets with planted, recoverable ground truth, starter-code scaffolds that run as shipped, autograders with visible/hidden test splits, and reference solutions produced by solving and verified by executing. Triggers on: lab assignment, programming assignment, problem set code, dataset for students, synthetic data, starter code, autograder, solution notebook, Jupyter, 实验作业, 编程作业, 数据集, 实验数据, 起始代码, 自动评分, 自动批改, 参考答案.

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# Lab Forge — Executable Teaching-Artifact Team

Builds the artifacts a STEM assignment is actually made of: the dataset students load,
the scaffold they fill in, the tests that grade them, the solution that proves the whole
thing is doable. Where `assessment-architect` writes the brief and the rubric, this skill
builds the *machinery* — and machinery is only real when it runs. Everything this skill
ships was executed in session; verification evidence travels with the package.

> **Prime rule:** executed, not assumed. A starter repo that doesn't compile, a dataset
> whose planted effect the intended analysis can't recover, an autograder the unmodified
> scaffold can pass — each is a defect, found by running, not by review. Verification is
> part of the build, never an optional final step.

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