Analysis Documentation
Writes up an analysis so someone else, or future you, can reproduce it: data sources, methodology, assumptions, and the steps to rerun it.
Overview
Analysis Documentation finalizes an analysis before it goes to stakeholders, hands off work to a teammate or a future you, or archives a recurring analysis so it can be rerun consistently.
What it covers
- Confirms whether the reader is technical, business, or both, and picks a matching structure.
- Writes the business context: the question asked, who requested it, and the decisions it informs.
- Documents every data source with date range, row count, and known quality issues.
- Records the methodology, tool versions, and key assumptions, referencing the assumptions log if one exists.
- Connects each finding to a business implication and a next action, and documents the exact steps to reproduce the analysis.
Part of Data Analytics Skills
This is one of 31 skills in the Data Analytics Skills library, in the Documentation & Knowledge group.
Installation
- Clone the repo once:
git clone https://github.com/nimrodfisher/data-analytics-skills.git - Copy just this skill:
cp -r data-analytics-skills/02-documentation-knowledge/analysis-documentation ~/.claude/skills/(or~/.agents/skills/for Codex) - Ask your agent something like "write up this analysis so someone else can rerun it" and it activates on its own.
See the Data Analytics Skills entry for the full library.
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