pilot-scientific-research-team-setup

This setup orchestrates a four-agent scientific research pipeline by coordinating literature, hypothesis, experiment, and report roles to streamline collaborative discovery and inter-agent data flows.

The best way to set up a four-agent research team is to install the role-specific skills, set hostnames, and establish initial trust handshakes to activate the pipeline using provided setup templates and manifest guidance.

Inter-agent data flow works by enforcing role-specific skills across the literature, hypothesis, experiment, and report agents, passing structured summaries, testable hypotheses, and simulation results sequentially to compile publication-ready documents.

Yes, you need to install the four role-specific skills for literature, hypothesis, experiment, and report agents, then set hostnames and establish initial handshakes to fully activate the collaborative research pipeline.

Yes, you can use this protocol setup for generating publication-ready reports because the report writer agent specifically compiles validated experimental results and literature summaries into final publication-ready documents.

You should not use a four-agent scientific research architecture if your project lacks the complexity to require distinct literature, hypothesis, experiment, and report roles, or if you cannot manage the required trust handshakes and inter-agent data flows.