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Data Quality Checker

A full health check of a table: per-column null rates, value distribution, type consistency, numeric outliers, invalid enum values, fully duplicated rows and date-shaped but invalid values. Issues are grouped into two levels, Q (likely problems) and W (needs human judgement). Run it before loading data into a system or sending it out.

Installdata-quality-checker-skill

Capabilities

Null rate and uniqueness statistics
Type consistency and enum validity
Numeric outliers, duplicate rows and invalid dates
Issues grouped into Q (likely) and W (needs judgement)

Specifications

Use cases
Quality check
Roles
Operations
Runtime
No third-party deps
Offline
Fully offline
Data boundary
Data stays local
Package
data-quality-checker-skill

How to install

Skill packages follow the open Agent Skills standard (one directory plus a SKILL.md). No request or licence is needed. Pick whichever path matches your client, then just describe the task in chat to trigger it.

① Import the package

Recommended

Download the skill zip and load it from your client's "import / upload local skill package" entry. If SKILL.md sits at the top level of the archive, the package is well formed.

Download packageCurrent version v1.0.0

② Command line

For command-line clients that support the Agent Skills standard: one command syncs the skill into your local skills directory.

$npx skills add m9ai/m9ai-skills --skill data-quality-checker-skill

Pass -a to name the client (claude-code, codex); omit it and you will be asked which one to use.

③ Unzip manually

You can also unzip the archive straight into your client's skills directory - no installer to run. The zip is self-contained and can be distributed offline, which makes it easy to host on an internal file server for company-wide rollout.

WorkBuddySettings → Skills directory (as shown in the client)
Claude Code (user level)~/.claude/skills/
Claude Code (project level).claude/skills/

Other clients supporting the Agent Skills standard work the same way: drop the skill directory into their skills folder.

Need this inside your own systems?

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