crux-skill-memory-meditation-research

Recursive research workflows are orchestrated by managing depth-first exploration across multiple facets, applying structured inputs, coordination files, and validation rules to execute comprehensive investigations.

Peer review and citation tracking are managed during the consolidation phase, applying reflection scoring and enhancement planning to validate findings and prepare comprehensive research reports.

Knowledge synthesis works by consolidating validated findings from depth-based research branches into a final consolidated artifact, coordinating exploration, review, and enhancement generation across all facets.

Yes, structured meditation payloads are required to run research-mode workflows. You must provide theme, comprehensiveness, model strategy inputs, and coordination artifacts to execute the recursive exploration.

Yes, this is designed for large investigations requiring depth-based research branches. It coordinates multi-stage exploration, facet management, and validation rules to produce a consolidated knowledge artifact.

Recursive exploration requires structured payloads, citation tracking, and coordination artifacts for each depth branch. Without proper validation rules and facet management, the consolidation and reflection scoring phases cannot produce accurate reports.