research-add-fields

You can add new fields to a research outline by providing names and descriptions through user prompts, which are then validated, standardized, and appended to the existing fields.yaml file in your current topic.

Yes, you can use web search to find common metadata fields. The Skill optionally fetches common field definitions via web search to help you quickly discover and suggest relevant metadata fields for your outline.

To update fields.yaml with new data attributes, the Skill identifies your existing field definitions, lets you input new names and descriptions, and appends the confirmed data attributes directly to the fields.yaml file.

Yes, the tool validates and standardizes field names, descriptions, and categories to maintain consistent metadata structures across different research projects and literature review scaffolds.

To extend a research outline with new field definitions, you need an existing fields.yaml file in your current topic directory, along with the names and descriptions of the new fields you want to add.

Standardizing experimental variables in a fields.yaml metadata file captures emerging concepts consistently, allowing researchers to evolve their outlines and track data attributes accurately across projects.