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A reproducible numerical-instrument skill: measures exotic mathematics, pins every claim to a checksum, and fails loudly when a measurement drifts.

precision-budget

This skill should be used when a computation has to be specified rather than just written — "how many digits do I need", "what working precision", "is this bound tight", "why is this result off by a factor of 10^20", "the answer changed when I added precision", "budget the digits", "is 60 digits enough", "prove the precision matters", "knife edge of the expansion". Computes the digit budget from the tribonacci constant, measures whether the budget is actually sufficient by scanning every working precision below it, and shows the same quantity collapsing on a starved budget. Stdlib-only Python 3.10+, no network, no build step.

Version
1.0.0
License
MIT
Compatibility
Python 3.10 or newer, standard library only. No network access, no build step, no third-party packages. Runs on Linux, macOS and Windows.
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