Bias Audit
SkillDatabases & dataAudit dataset bias across protected attributes — demographic parity, equalized odds, representation gaps, and intersectional bias. Reports actionable gaps with per-group metrics.
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Connect ahel once, and every AI you use reads what you have installed.
Then ask your AI: use the Bias Audit skill
What this skill tells your AI
The instructions your AI receives, as published by mkurman/zorai in skills/bias-audit/SKILL.md and read by ahel’s review.
Overview
Bias in training data produces biased models, full stop. This audit measures representation, outcome disparities, and intersectional gaps so you can fix problems before training.
When to Use
Use when: building models that make decisions about people, deploying in regulated domains, or when protected attributes (gender, race, age, etc.) are available.
Core Metrics
Representation Audit
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
def representation_audit(df, protected_cols, population_benchmark=None):
"""Check if dataset representation matches population."""
n = len(df)
results = {}
for col in protected_cols:
dist = df[col].value_counts(normalize=True).to_dict()
results[col] = {
"distribution": dist,
"n_groups": len(dist),
"min_group_pct": min(dist.values()),
"max_group_pct": max(dist.values()),
"imbalance_ratio": max(dist.values()) / (min(dist.values()) + 1e-10),
}
# Intersectional audit
if len(protected_cols) >= 2:
intersectional = df.groupby(protected_cols).size() / n
min_intersection = intersectional.min()
results["intersectional"] = {
"n_intersections": len(intersectional),
"min_pct": min_intersection,
"empty_groups": (intersectional == 0).sum(),
}
return results
Outcome Parity Audit
def outcome_audit(df, label_col, protected_col, positive_label=1):
"""Check if outcomes differ across protected groups."""
groups = df.groupby(protected_col)
metrics = {}
for group, data in groups:
metrics[group] = {
"n": len(data),
"positive_rate": (data[label_col] == positive_label).mean(),
"label_distribution": data[label_col].value_counts().to_dict(),
}
# Disparity metrics
pos_rates = [m["positive_rate"] for m in metrics.values()]
disparity = max(pos_rates) - min(pos_rates)
return {
"per_group": metrics,
"max_disparity": disparity,
"disparity_ratio": max(pos_rates) / (min(pos_rates) + 1e-10),
}
Thresholds That Matter
| Metric | Green | Yellow | Red |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group size ratio (max/min) | < 3:1 | 3:1-10:1 | > 10:1 |
| Outcome disparity | < 5pp | 5-15pp | > 15pp |
| Min intersection group | > 1% | 0.1-1% | < 0.1% |
Remediation Plan
- Under-represented groups: Oversample, collect more data, or use synthetic augmentation.
- Outcome disparity: Check if label quality differs across groups. Check if label definition is biased.
- Intersectional gaps: Report even if you can't fix — don't hide zero-count cells.
- Document: What you measured, what you found, what you did about it. Transparency is the minimum bar.
Signals
- GitHub stars
- 324
- Forks
- 26
- Last commit
- Sep 2026
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- github.com/mkurman/zorai