research-progress

Use the /research:progress command to generate a comprehensive research project dashboard overview. It reports the active phase, source counts, discovery strategy status, and recommended next action without modifying any files.

Infrastructure health checking in research management verifies that all necessary project directories and components are properly functioning. It ensures your research environment is set up correctly before reporting active phase and source counts.

Yes, you can check progress reporting without modifying files because this skill is strictly read-only. It performs no file writing operations, ensuring your research project data integrity is maintained during status checks.

To track the active phase and source counts, run the progress command within your specific research project directory structure. The skill scans the files and directories to report current counts and project phase.

No, this research management tool does not write reports to your project directory. It operates as a fully read-only skill, meaning no file writing is performed and your research data remains completely untouched.

The best way to find the recommended next action is to execute the progress command in your research project directory. It analyzes your current project state and provides a specific next step recommendation.