research

Initialize and manage research projects with structured documentation and logging.

3|1|Updated Apr 9, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/whwangovo/research-session-flow --skill research-whwangovo
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Skill: research
Source: https://github.com/whwangovo/research-session-flow/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/whwangovo/research-session-flow --skill research-whwangovo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires Claude Code, Codex, and includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) and assets (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps researchers maintain organized project documentation, streamline session handoff, and ensure accuracy in data and methodologies, addressing common challenges in research project management.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Project Initialization: Establish a structured project directory and document foundation.
  • Documentation Maintenance: Centralize project information, including results, methods, and paper plans.
  • Session Handoff: Automate session closure with append-only handoff files.
  • Daily Logging: Capture daily development progress with comprehensive logging.
  • ARIS Integration: Translate and archive ARIS outputs for better collaboration.
  • Dashboard Management: Create and manage interactive project dashboards.
  • Use Case: Imagine you are working on a research project with complex methodologies and multiple collaborators. This Skill helps you maintain a centralized, up-to-date documentation system, simplifying knowledge transfer and ensuring data integrity.

Quick Start

Use the research skill to initialize a new project for your paper research.

Frequently Asked Questions about research

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate session handoff and project documentation for research workflows?

Automating session handoff and project documentation involves maintaining structured directories and append-only handoff files. This skill initializes a centralized project foundation, capturing daily progress logs and ensuring knowledge transfer accuracy across research collaborators.

What is the best way to manage research project initialization and daily logging?

Research project initialization and daily logging are managed by establishing a structured directory and centralizing project information. This approach captures daily development progress through comprehensive logging, ensuring methodology accuracy and streamlined data management for research workflows.

Does the research workflow skill require Claude Code and Codex integration to function?

Yes, the research workflow skill requires both Claude Code and Codex integration to function. These dependencies are essential for skill execution, documentation synchronization, and handling structured research project management tasks effectively.

Can I use ARIS integration and dashboard management for collaborative research projects?

Yes, you can use ARIS integration and dashboard management for collaborative research projects. The skill translates and archives ARIS outputs for better collaboration and creates interactive project dashboards to maintain centralized, up-to-date documentation systems.

What are the limitations of using append-only handoff files for research session closure?

Append-only handoff files prevent modification of previous session closure records to ensure data integrity. This limitation means you cannot edit past handoff entries directly, requiring new entries to amend or update previous research session context.

How do I maintain centralized documentation for complex research methodologies and multiple collaborators?

Maintaining centralized documentation for complex methodologies requires establishing a structured project directory. This skill centralizes results, methods, and paper plans, simplifying knowledge transfer and ensuring data integrity across multiple research collaborators.