gpd-explain

Rigorous physics explanations aligned with your project's notation and milestones are generated by scoping the concept to the active manuscript and conventions, then outputting a structured explanation with a literature guide.

You can ask standalone physics questions without an active project. The explanation is generated rigorously for standalone queries or scoped to the active project state, milestones, and manuscript if available.

Citation verification status is noted on the output by a specialized bibliographer subagent that generates and verifies the literature guide accompanying the structured physics explanation.

Generated physics explanations are stored under the .gpd/explanations directory in your project, providing a persistent record of the structured output and literature guide.

The best way to explain a complex physics concept for a research milestone is to anchor the explanation to the active project context, spawning a specialized explainer subagent to produce the structured output.

Yes, a literature guide is produced alongside the structured explanation. The system orchestrates a bibliographer subagent to compile relevant citations and note their verification status.