deep-research-foundations

To generate academic research foundations, you decompose a design question into MECE academic fields and research them in parallel. This produces a citable foundations scaffold with engineering implications, preventing lore drift in downstream design branches.

MECE decomposition for multi-agent research breaks a question into mutually exclusive academic fields to ensure broad, non-overlapping coverage. It is needed when compiling sourced foundations documents that require parallel research across three to six distinct professional angles.

You compile a machine-readable source ledger and map knowledge synthesis gaps by orchestrating multi-agent research phases across web, vault, and code sources. The system detects missing coverage and contradictions, spawning targeted deep agents only where gaps exist.

deep-research-foundations requires no external dependencies, but it needs vault and context gathering inputs to operate. It uses these inputs to orchestrate parallel research phases and generate chronicle seeds alongside a root-level foundations scaffold.

The best way to prevent lore drift in design-to-research workflows is generating durable, citable academic foundations artifacts. By decomposing questions into MECE fields and producing a sourced foundations document, downstream design work remains grounded in verified evidence.

Yes, you can use multi-agent orchestration to produce visual narrative seeds and engineering implications. The orchestration phases gather date context and synthesize research into foundations deliverables suitable for academic, engineering, and narrative audiences.