research-refine

To turn a vague research idea into a publication-ready proposal, this Skill uses an iterative phase-based workflow to generate structured artifacts like initial proposals and refinement plans. It anchors your problem and tracks progress toward a concrete, minimal execution plan.

Refining a research problem for a target venue is handled by steering evaluation through iterative refinement rounds. The tool keeps a consistent Problem Anchor across checks and checkpoints to ensure your method refinement aligns with publication standards.

Yes, you can use this for proposal writing and literature review without external data. It requires only your initial research idea and a target venue to guide the evaluation, producing anchored problem formulations and structured artifacts.

Iterative checkpointing during method refinement works by generating explicit anchors and checks across multiple refinement rounds. This workflow tracks progress toward a final proposal, ensuring the problem formulation remains anchored and implementable.

No, you do not need a foundation model or codex setup to formulate a research plan. The Skill requires no external data or dependencies beyond your initial research idea and a target venue to produce a concrete, minimal plan.