add-topic

Adding a new topic to a Wolfram research project requires specifying the topic name, description, and project root directory. This action generates core code files, visualization files, and a topic notebook to expand the project scope.

Expanding a computational research project generates Wolfram Language code files for core logic and visualizations, alongside a topic-specific notebook. It also updates the project's documentation to reflect the new code structure.

Yes, you can scaffold code files and notebooks for independent topic expansion. Providing a topic name and project root allows the generation of standalone Wolfram Language files and notebooks without altering existing project components.

Updating documentation when adding a new research project scope happens automatically by modifying the project's CLAUDE.md file. This ensures the structured documentation accurately reflects the newly generated topic code.

To create a topic notebook for a Wolfram Language project, you need to provide a topic name, a topic description, and the project root directory. These inputs trigger the automated generation of the notebook and code files.