/dataset-discovery
Multi-source ML dataset discovery. Search HuggingFace Hub, OpenML, GitHub, and paper cross-references for datasets relevant to a research task. Use when asked to "find datasets for", "search ML datasets", "what datasets exist for", or "discover training data for".
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Multi-source ML dataset discovery. Search HuggingFace Hub, OpenML, GitHub, and paper cross-references for datasets relevant to a research task. Use when asked to "find datasets for", "search ML datasets", "what datasets exist for", or "discover training data for".
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dataset-discovery.SKILL.mdname: dataset-discovery
description: >
Multi-source ML dataset discovery. Search HuggingFace Hub, OpenML, GitHub,
and paper cross-references for datasets relevant to a research task.
Use when asked to "find datasets for", "search ML datasets", "what datasets
exist for", or "discover training data for".
Dataset Discovery Skill
Overview
Search multiple ML dataset sources (HuggingFace Hub, OpenML, GitHub, Semantic Scholar) and return a ranked, deduplicated list of relevant datasets.
Agent Workflow
Phase 1: SCOPE
Clarify the user's needs before searching:
- **Research task**: What problem or domain? (e.g., "sentiment analysis", "medical image segmentation")
- **Modality**: image / text / tabular / audio / any
- **Size preference**: small (< 10K rows), medium (10K–1M), large (> 1M), any
- **License preference**: permissive (MIT/Apache/CC-BY), any, or specific
Phase 2: SEARCH
Run the search script with the user's query:
python3 scripts/search_ml_datasets.py search --query "<query>" --sources huggingface,openml,github,papers --max 30
Options:
- `--sources`: Comma-separated list from `huggingface`, `openml`, `github`, `papers`. Default: all four.
- `--max`: Maximum results to return after dedup + ranking. Default: 30.
- `--modality`: Filter by modality (`image`, `text`, `tabular`, `audio`).
- `--workspace`: Output directory. Default: `./datasets/discovery/`
Optionally also call HF MCP tool `hub_repo_search` with `repo_types: ["dataset"]` for semantic search to supplement results.
Phase 3: PRESENT
Show results as a markdown table:
| Name | Source | Downloads | Size | License | Tags | URL | |------|--------|-----------|------|---------|------|-----|
Sort by relevance score (highest first).
Phase 4: DETAIL
When the user wants more info on a specific dataset:
python3 scripts/search_ml_datasets.py detail --dataset-id "huggingface:stanfordnlp/imdb" --workspace ./datasets/discovery/
Writes `metadata.json` and `README.md` to `{workspace}/datasets/{source}_{slug}/`.
Phase 5: PULL
When the user wants to preview data:
python3 scripts/search_ml_datasets.py pull --dataset-id "huggingface:stanfordnlp/imdb" --sample-rows 20 --workspace ./datasets/discovery/
Writes `sample.jsonl` to `{workspace}/datasets/{source}_{slug}/`.
For full dataset download, confirm with the user first, then use `huggingface-cli download` or equivalent.
Workspace Layout
{workspace}/ # default: ./datasets/discovery/
search-{YYYY-MM-DD}.json # search results log
datasets/
{source}_{slug}/
metadata.json # detailed metadata
README.md # human-readable summary
sample.jsonl # sample rowsDependencies
- Python 3.8+
- `requests` (stdlib-adjacent, universally available)
- `gh` CLI (for GitHub source only)
- No other packages required
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name: dataset-discovery description: > Multi-source ML dataset discovery. Search HuggingFace Hub, OpenML, GitHub, and paper cross-references for datasets relevant to a research task. Use when asked to "find datasets for", "search ML datasets", "what datasets exist for", or "discover training data for".
Dataset Discovery Skill
Overview
Search multiple ML dataset sources (HuggingFace Hub, OpenML, GitHub, Semantic Scholar) and return a ranked, deduplicated list of relevant datasets.
Agent Workflow
Phase 1: SCOPE
Clarify the user's needs before searching:
- **Research task**: What problem or domain? (e.g., "sentiment analysis", "medical image segmentation")
- **Modality**: image / text / tabular / audio / any
- **Size preference**: small (< 10K rows), medium (10K–1M), large (> 1M), any
- **License preference**: permissive (MIT/Apache/CC-BY), any, or specific
Phase 2: SEARCH
Run the search script with the user's query:
python3 scripts/search_ml_datasets.py search --query "<query>" --sources huggingface,openml,github,papers --max 30
Options:
- `--sources`: Comma-separated list from `huggingface`, `openml`, `github`, `papers`. Default: all four.
- `--max`: Maximum results to return after dedup + ranking. Default: 30.
- `--modality`: Filter by modality (`image`, `text`, `tabular`, `audio`).
- `--workspace`: Output directory. Default: `./datasets/discovery/`
Optionally also call HF MCP tool `hub_repo_search` with `repo_types: ["dataset"]` for semantic search to supplement results.
Phase 3: PRESENT
Show results as a markdown table:
| Name | Source | Downloads | Size | License | Tags | URL | |------|--------|-----------|------|---------|------|-----|
Sort by relevance score (highest first).
Phase 4: DETAIL
When the user wants more info on a specific dataset:
python3 scripts/search_ml_datasets.py detail --dataset-id "huggingface:stanfordnlp/imdb" --workspace ./datasets/discovery/
Writes `metadata.json` and `README.md` to `{workspace}/datasets/{source}_{slug}/`.
Phase 5: PULL
When the user wants to preview data:
python3 scripts/search_ml_datasets.py pull --dataset-id "huggingface:stanfordnlp/imdb" --sample-rows 20 --workspace ./datasets/discovery/
Writes `sample.jsonl` to `{workspace}/datasets/{source}_{slug}/`.
For full dataset download, confirm with the user first, then use `huggingface-cli download` or equivalent.
Workspace Layout
{workspace}/ # default: ./datasets/discovery/
search-{YYYY-MM-DD}.json # search results log
datasets/
{source}_{slug}/
metadata.json # detailed metadata
README.md # human-readable summary
sample.jsonl # sample rowsDependencies
- Python 3.8+
- `requests` (stdlib-adjacent, universally available)
- `gh` CLI (for GitHub source only)
- No other packages required
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