gpd-map-research

Mapping a physics research project into a structured format requires coordinating parallel agents to analyze theory, computation, and methodology, generating formal artifacts like FORMALISM.md directly into a research-map directory.

Parallel research-mapping is an automated workflow that uses multiple agents to simultaneously capture theoretical, computational, and methodological aspects of a project, producing reproducible documentation artifacts for review.

Generating formal documentation for onboarding uses a four-agent mapping workflow to capture project conventions and validation, writing structured outputs to a designated research-map directory for collaborator review.

Yes, automated mapper agents can capture theory and computation domains separately by generating specific formal documentation files, ensuring theoretical and computational aspects are distinctly recorded.

You need to refresh a structured research map after obtaining new results, before a major project pivot, or when preparing a planning artifact to ensure all documentation reflects the current project state.

Yes, the research-mapping workflow writes outputs directly to the .gpd/research-map/ directory, enforcing an artifact-centered workflow that indicates completion status for reproducible planning.