At ICDT the primary "evidence" is a proof, not a benchmark. This skill is about matching your form of evidence to your claim: most ICDT papers are purely theoretical and need no experiments at all, while a minority with a genuine algorithmic contribution benefit from a small, honest evaluation. Bolting a systems-style experiment section onto a theorem paper does not raise its standing — a loose bound or an unproved lemma will still sink it.
Icdt Experiments is a community-contributed Claude Code skill in the math-stats sub-category. It ships as a SKILL.md file that Claude Code auto-discovers under ~/.claude/skills/icdt-experiments/ and loads when your prompt matches the skill's trigger.
When to invoke it: Use when deciding what counts as evidence for an ICDT (International Conference on Database Theory) result — matching-bound complexity analysis as the primary evidence, worked examples and counterexamples that establish separations, and, only for papers with an algorithmic contribution, a proportional and honestly-scoped experimental evaluation that does not pretend to be the contribution.
The Icdt Experiments Claude Code skill is built for researchers, data scientists, academics, and analysts working with complex data and scientific literature. It's part of ClaudSkills (also referred to as Claude Skills or Claude Code Skills) — the open community-curated registry of 168,000+ SKILL.md files for Anthropic's Claude Code agent and the wider Claude ecosystem (Claude API, Claude Agent SDK).
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/icdt-experiments curl -L https://claudskills.com/skills/icdt-experiments/SKILL.md \ -o ~/.claude/skills/icdt-experiments/SKILL.md
Or just download SKILL.md directly and drop it into ~/.claude/skills/icdt-experiments/. Claude Code auto-discovers it on next session.
Skills live at ~/.claude/skills/icdt-experiments/SKILL.md on macOS/Linux, or %USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills\icdt-experiments\SKILL.md on Windows. See the full install guide for step-by-step instructions.
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SKILL.md from the source repository to ~/.claude/skills/icdt-experiments/SKILL.md and restart Claude Code. Both flows are detailed at claudskills.com/install/.SKILL.md file that lives under ~/.claude/skills/<name>/ and tells the Claude Code CLI agent how to perform a specific task (instructions, prompts, allowed tools). Skills are auto-discovered at session start. Icdt Experiments is one of 67,000+ skills indexed in the open ClaudSkills catalog, classified under the Science & Research category. Learn more at /learn/what-is-a-claude-skill/.If you reference this skill in a blog post, paper, or documentation, you can cite it as:
@misc{icdt-experiments-2026,
author = {brycewang-stanford},
title = {Icdt Experiments [Claude Code skill]},
year = {2026},
publisher = {ClaudSkills},
url = {https://claudskills.com/skills/icdt-experiments/}
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