What problem does it solve?
Research projects lose accumulated knowledge across sessions: literature surveys are forgotten, failed ideas get retried, and experiment results are disconnected from the claims they tested. This Skill builds a persistent, per-project research wiki that compounds knowledge across the entire research lifecycle.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Knowledge Graph: Stores papers, ideas, experiments, and claims as typed entities with relationships (extends, contradicts, supports, invalidates) materialized in a graph/edges.jsonl file.
- Compressed Query Pack: Generates a hard-budgeted 8000-character query_pack.md summarizing top gaps, paper clusters, and failed ideas for downstream ideation workflows.
- Health Checks and Stats: The lint subcommand detects orphan pages, stale claims, contradictions, and dead ideas, while stats reports entity counts and gap status.
- Use Case: After running a literature survey, ingest the top papers into the wiki, then let the idea-generation workflow read the query pack so it avoids previously failed ideas and targets unresolved field gaps.
Quick Start
Initialize a research wiki for this project and ingest the paper "Attention Is All You Need" from arXiv 1706.03762.