What problem does it solve?
EmpiricalWiki users need a reliable way to convert scattered papers, existing claims, and knowledge gaps into concrete, testable research ideas without repeatedly reinventing the same directions.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Five-phase idea generation pipeline: performs landscape scanning, dual-model brainstorming, feasibility + novelty filtering, deep novelty/review validation, then writes results back to the wiki.
- Wiki-grounded anti-repetition memory: loads prior failed ideas (banlist) and records newly failed candidates with specific failure reasons to prevent future duplication.
- Graph-integrated outputs: creates idea pages and adds edges (idea → gap/claim and idea → paper/concept) to keep the knowledge graph queryable.
- Use case: you start from an empirical research direction and want 3–6 high-quality ideas that explicitly target open gaps, can be completed in 3–6 months, and are ready for experiment design.
Quick Start
Run the ideate skill with your research direction to generate, validate, and write the top research ideas into the wiki.