Maintains a persistent research knowledge base linking papers, ideas, experiments, and claims.
npx skills add https://github.com/xqinag/ARIS-new --skill research-wiki-xqinag
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: research-wiki Source: https://github.com/xqinag/ARIS-new/tree/main/skills/research-wiki Command: npx skills add https://github.com/xqinag/ARIS-new --skill research-wiki-xqinag
Persistent, project-wide knowledge capture for papers, ideas, experiments, and claims with structured relationships and auto-generated artifacts to support research workflows.
Initialize the wiki with /research-wiki init and start ingesting papers with /research-wiki ingest_paper.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can build a persistent research knowledge base by ingesting arXiv papers and manual entries, which the system links into a structured graph of ideas, experiments, and claims. It auto-generates query packs and index artifacts for fast retrieval.
Track experiments and link them to literature by ingesting papers and capturing claims within a connected wiki. The system auto-generates graph edges between your experiments and papers to support traceability and reuse across workflows.
Initialize the wiki with a helper script and use the ingest command to add papers. This enforces a canonical schema and auto-generates graph edges, query packs, and logs to support your literature review workflow.
Yes, you can capture manual ideas alongside ingested arXiv-backed papers. The system maintains a canonical schema that links both manual entries and paper data into a unified knowledge graph for evidence tracking.
The research wiki supports evidence tracking and hypothesis testing by maintaining structured relationships between claims, ideas, and experiments. It coordinates data flows and generates artifacts for context-aware retrieval across these workflows.
The graph-based knowledge base requires adherence to a canonical schema and relies on a single helper script to coordinate data flows. It is designed specifically for structured relationships rather than unstructured note-taking.
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