assessment-screening

Scores material design candidates against configurable multi-dimensional expert rubrics.

64|15|Updated Aug 14, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/openJiuwen-ai/sciencediscovery --skill assessment-screening-openjiuwen-ai
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Skill: assessment-screening
Source: https://github.com/openJiuwen-ai/sciencediscovery/tree/main/skills/assessment-screening
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/openJiuwen-ai/sciencediscovery --skill assessment-screening-openjiuwen-ai

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What problem does it solve? Evaluating candidate material designs consistently across multiple expert perspectives is slow and prone to bias when a single reviewer covers every dimension. This Skill provides independent, rubric-driven scoring of material design candidates so each assessment is structured, reproducible, and free from cross-assessor contamination. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Independent Expert Perspectives: Loads one of three rubrics (catalytic activity, structural stability, environmental safety) per dispatch, with no shared results between assessors. - Structured Scoring Output: Produces JSON with per-dimension 1-10 scores, analysis, recommendations, and an overall score tied to the candidate's snapshot hash and version ID. - Weighted Aggregation Support: Feeds a server-computed final score (0.35 activity + 0.35 stability + 0.30 sustainability) for cross-validated candidate ranking. - Use Case: A lead research agent checkpoints a water treatment catalyst candidate and dispatches three independent assessors; each returns dimension-level scores and improvement suggestions that an aggregator synthesizes into a final ranking. ## Quick Start Evaluate this checkpointed material design candidate using the agent-a catalytic activity rubric and return the structured JSON assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions about assessment-screening

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How do I score a material design candidate with multiple expert perspectives?▼

Dispatch one independent assessor instance per rubric perspective: agent-a for catalytic activity, agent-b for stability, and agent-c for sustainability. Each returns its own JSON scores, and the server computes the weighted final score of 0.35 activity, 0.35 stability, and 0.30 sustainability.

What evaluation dimensions does each assessment rubric cover?▼

Agent A covers catalytic activity, reaction mechanism, selectivity, and efficiency. Agent B covers structural stability, durability, recyclability, and lifetime. Agent C covers environmental safety, sustainability, disposal, and full lifecycle impact.

Can this skill generate new material designs or synthesize results?▼

No. It only evaluates existing checkpointed candidates. Generating designs belongs to a creative design skill, and cross-validating or synthesizing assessor outputs belongs to an insight aggregator step.

What happens if verification data is unavailable during assessment?▼

The assessor must explicitly state that verification data is missing and explain the implications for the score. Fabricating tool results, database identifiers, MP-IDs, or CAS numbers is strictly prohibited.

Which rubric loads if no assessment perspective is specified?▼

The assessor defaults to the agent-a rubric focused on catalytic activity and reaction mechanism when the dispatch context omits the assessment_perspective field.