gpd-explain

You get rigorous physics explanations tied to your research workflow by using a context-aware skill that adapts to your active project phase, manuscript, and local files. It provides core definitions, notation, assumptions, and verifiable literature references.

Yes, you can get physics literature guides with verifiable citations for standalone questions. The system operates in standalone mode when no active project exists, delivering rigorous core definitions and follow-up guidance without requiring local files.

The best way to explain physics concepts within an active manuscript is using a project-aware system that orchestrates subagents to gather literature and build structured explanations aligned with your current manuscript progress and local sources.

Yes, the physics explanation explicitly includes the assumptions and limits of the concepts. It provides a rigorous core definition, notation, assumptions, limits, and a literature guide with verifiable references to ensure scientific accuracy.

To adapt physics concept explanations to your current project phase, the system reads your active project state and local files, then orchestrates subagents to connect the rigorous explanation directly to your current research workflow and available literature.

In standalone mode, the limitation is that explanations cannot connect to active project files or manuscript progress because no project context exists. However, it still delivers rigorous definitions and verifiable literature guides for independent inquiries.