What problem does it solve?
It solves the problem of getting research deliverables (ideas, experiment plans, paper drafts) to a high quality standard through repeated review and targeted fixes rather than one-shot editing.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Multi-round review-to-repair loop: Runs a review, extracts structured issues and actionable items, applies fixes, then re-runs review until the artifact meets a target score.
- Wiki-aware updates: Updates the relevant EmpiricalWiki pages (ideas, experiments, claims, outputs, and related graph artifacts) based on what the review explicitly flags.
- Evidence-and-method gap handling: Distinguishes between fixes the model should directly apply versus gaps requiring external actions, and records unresolved items with suggested next steps.
- Progress reporting: Produces an audit-like REFINE_REPORT with score trajectory, fixed issues, wiki changes, and unresolved issues.
Quick Start
Run refine on your paper draft by invoking: use Skill "refine" with the argument path to your wiki output file, and set a target score with --target-score 8.