Standardize research sources into deduplicated Markdown records with provenance.
npx skills add https://github.com/caozx1110/ResearchLab --skill source-intake
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: source-intake Source: https://github.com/caozx1110/ResearchLab/tree/main/skills/source-intake Command: npx skills add https://github.com/caozx1110/ResearchLab --skill source-intake
This skill solves the fragmentation of research materials by providing a unified, safe, and structured staging area for papers, repositories, datasets, and blogs before they are formally ingested into the knowledge base.
Use the source-intake skill to add the paper located at kb/raw/paper.pdf to the knowledge base as a complete unit.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To standardize research intake, this skill captures heterogeneous sources like papers, repositories, and datasets, converting them into canonical Markdown documents with preserved metadata for your knowledge base.
Deduplicating research sources in a local workspace requires identity-based governance; this skill performs atomic staging to prevent redundant records and ensure immutable source capture.
Yes, you can stage raw PDF papers by adding them to the local research workspace; the skill creates stable, versioned records ready for routing to specialized unit analyzers.
Provenance governance during research material ingestion works by maintaining strict source identity tracking and routing prepared Markdown units to specialized analyzers while preserving original asset metadata.
Yes, you need a dedicated local research workspace for archiving research materials; this skill operates within that environment to ensure immutable source capture and structured record creation.
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