What problem does it solve? Starting a genealogy research project requires setting up structured audit-trail files and importing existing tree data without losing provenance. This Skill creates a complete, standards-compliant project workspace from a FamilySearch person ID or name search, so researchers begin with organized data instead of scattered notes. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Project scaffolding: Creates research.json (GPS audit trail with questions, plans, search log, assertions) and tree.gedcomx.json (simplified GedcomX deliverable) in one validated operation. - FamilySearch import: Fetches a person with relatives and source descriptions via person_read, re-ids everyone to local GedcomX identifiers, and attaches quality-rated source references to every fact and relationship. - Known-holdings survey: Records documents, prior research, photos, and oral knowledge the researcher already holds, preventing redundant searches later. - Pedigree analysis: Runs gap detection, a closed list of obvious-error checks, and a check-warnings pass, then reports findings in plain language. - Use Case: A user says "Start a new research project for person KWCJ-RN4. I want to identify his parents." The Skill fetches the tree data, builds the project files, surveys holdings, and delivers a summary with the first research gaps. ## Quick Start Start a new genealogy research project for FamilySearch person KWCJ-RN4 with the objective of identifying his parents.
