What problem does it solve?
This Skill converts large, already-enriched research libraries into actionable thematic maps and writing perspectives so you can move from scattered citations to a clear structure for analysis and content creation.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Thematic analysis from your library: Pages through Supabase-stored citations and abstracts to extract themes, sub-themes, supporting findings, and gaps.
- Mermaid thematic tree diagrams: Generates and validates an interactive Mermaid tree visualization so themes are easy to review and refine.
- Perspective architect workflow: Guides you through selecting a writing angle (e.g., critical, historical, practical, theoretical, stakeholder lens) and then assembling sub-themes tailored to a target market.
- Persistence to your tools and systems: Saves thematic maps and perspective outputs to Google Drive and records structured results in Supabase for reuse and continuity.
Example use case: If you have a Supabase library of enriched abstracts from a BibTeX import, you can synthesize it into a thematic map and then define a specific writing perspective for an audience—ready to turn into a manuscript, report, or publication plan.
Quick Start
Ask for a thematic map and perspective by saying: "Synthesize my research library in Supabase and build a Mermaid thematic map, then help me architect a writing perspective for my audience."
