general-research

Context-aware research support analyzes your project state, methodology, and logs to generate guidance aligned with your current progress. It reads project context to provide relevant answers and suggest specialized micro-skills for literature searches or planning.

Project context awareness is needed when answering research-adjacent queries that require alignment with your existing methodology. It ensures responses reflect your project state and literature awareness rather than providing generic answers disconnected from your work.

Yes, research requests can be routed to specialized micro-skills when relevant. The system evaluates your query against the current project context and proposes the appropriate specialized skill, such as paper-lit-search or plan-suggest, to handle the specific task.

A research fallback skill handles unmatched queries by leveraging config.yaml, methodology folders, logs, and resources/papers to respond with full project awareness. It acts as a contextual safety net for research-adjacent requests that lack a dedicated skill.

Reviewing project progress using research logs involves applying context-awareness to your methodology and logs directories. This approach evaluates your current project state against past actions to provide progress review and suggest next steps or specialized routing.

Yes, context-aware research support works with existing literature resources. It maintains awareness of your resources/papers directory to inform responses, ensuring that guidance and methodology alignment account for the literature already integrated into your project.