smithery.ai

validate-domain

Run CDISC validation checks on a domain DataFrame

First seen Apr 13, 2026

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$ npx skills add https://smithery.ai

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SKILL.md

Validate CDISC Domain

Run comprehensive CDISC validation on the specified domain.

Usage

/validate-domain <domain-code> (e.g., /validate-domain DM)

Workflow

  1. Identify the domain in the codebase (check tss-submit/src/validate/)
  2. Understand the validation checks for this domain type
  3. Run the test suite: cargo test --package tss-submit validate
  4. Analyze any validation failures in CDISC context
  5. Report findings with severity levels (Error/Warning/Informational)

Key Files

  • crates/tss-submit/src/validate/mod.rs - Validation entry points
  • crates/tss-submit/src/validate/ct.rs - Controlled Terminology validation
  • crates/tss-submit/src/validate/cross_domain.rs - Cross-domain checks
  • crates/tss-standards/src/ct/ - CT registry

Validation Categories

  • CT: Controlled Terminology compliance
  • Required/Expected: SDTM variable requirements
  • Data Types: Numeric/string compliance
  • ISO 8601: Date/datetime formats
  • Sequence: Uniqueness per USUBJID
  • Text Length: Character limits per spec
  • Identifiers: Primary key null checks
  • Cross-Domain: USUBJID consistency, RDOMAIN references