gpd-discover

Conduct a literature survey for physics research by exploring existing methods and comparing approaches. You can generate structured research documentation to determine the most appropriate methodology before planning a phase.

Comparing methods for physics research requires investigating literature and evaluating different approaches. You can use varying discovery depth levels to systematically evaluate complexity and generate structured findings for method comparison.

You can adjust the discovery phase depth for a physics project by selecting 'quick', 'medium', or 'deep' levels. This accommodates varying research question complexities to ensure the investigation matches your required thoroughness.

Generate structured research documentation by running a discovery process that outputs a RESEARCH.md file. This file captures structured findings and recommendations, providing a clear foundation for subsequent project phase planning.

Physics research discovery integrates with project-specific context by incorporating your project's conventions and information. This ensures the generated research documentation and method recommendations align accurately with your existing project environment.

Avoid using the quick discovery level for literature surveys when facing highly complex research questions. Deep or medium discovery levels provide more thorough method comparisons and literature exploration for intricate physics research topics.