research-project-synthesize

To write a governance-ready research brief, synthesize your completed project digest into an answer-first, self-contained document with URL citations, GRADE confidence tags, and a Known unknowns section.

Source triangulation requires evidence from three or more independent sources to validate a finding. It is needed when producing a governance brief to ensure high confidence and reduce bias in decision support.

Generate a typed verdict by reading synthesis-matrix.md and memos.md, then emitting a shape-specific output file such as a comparison matrix, survey, or blueprint alongside the governance brief.

Yes, research synthesis requires an existing project folder where the digest has already been produced. The Skill reads synthesis-matrix.md and memos.md to write the typed verdict and BLUF brief.

The best way to include confidence levels is applying GRADE confidence tags to each finding. This standardized approach clarifies evidence strength and supports governance review for RFCs or ADRs.

A key limitation is that unresolved gaps must be explicitly documented. The synthesis process requires a Known unknowns section to capture remaining questions, ensuring governance reviewers understand evidence boundaries.