What problem does it solve? Research knowledge in papers, codebases, and experiment logs is unstructured and hard for AI agents to traverse, verify, or build upon. This Skill converts any research input into a validated, machine-executable Agent-Native Research Artifact (ARA) with falsifiable claims, grounded evidence, and a reconstructed research trajectory. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Universal Input Ingestion: Accepts PDF papers, GitHub repositories, code files, experiment logs, configs, raw notes, or interactive dialogue, with no fixed input schema. - Four-Stage Epistemic Compilation: Performs semantic deconstruction, cognitive mapping (claims, concepts, experiments, related work), physical stubbing (configs, typed Python code stubs), and exploration graph extraction. - Coverage and Seal Validation: Runs up to 3 coverage-check rounds against the source, then validates the artifact against Seal Level 1 structural and cross-layer binding checks, fixing failures iteratively. - Use Case: Given an arXiv PDF and its accompanying repository, generate a complete ARA containing PAPER.md, logic/ claims and experiments, src/ configs and code stubs, an exploration_tree.yaml with dead ends and decisions, and an evidence/ layer with exact result tables. ## Quick Start Compile the attached paper PDF and its GitHub repository into a complete ARA artifact in the ./ara-output/ directory.