What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps you move from an open-ended theory, proof, or conceptual research question to a structured analysis pipeline that produces defensible candidate ideas, checks novelty, and turns the strongest option into an actionable plan.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Literature Context Framing: Builds a compact source brief from the user’s prompt or a few anchor papers to ground idea generation in the right problem setting.
- Theory-First Idea Generation: Coordinates Codex-based subagent brainstorming for proof-oriented, boundary-aware candidates rather than experiment-first hypotheses.
- Novelty and Sanity Checks: Screens candidates for formal coherence, duplicate ideas, hidden equivalences, and prior-work overlap before committing to a direction.
- Independent Critique and Planning: Uses DeepSeek review for adversarial evaluation and then converts the surviving idea into a concrete analysis plan with proof obligations and failure modes.
Quick Start
Use the idea-discovery-analysis skill to analyze my theory question, generate ranked candidate ideas, check novelty, and produce a final analysis plan.