start-research

To initialize an academic research project, you can use a guided interview flow that automatically collects your research context and populates CLAUDE.md placeholders. This replaces manual configuration by filling in your working title, hypothesis, datasets, and narrative spine in one automated process.

A guided interview flow for LaTeX manuscript scaffolding and agent memory setup collects missing research details interactively, applies domain presets to agent memory, seeds the @reviewer agent with venue-specific scope, and creates a ready-to-use manuscript directory for immediate writing.

Yes, you can use the oh-my-claudecode-research plugin to seed venue-specific reviewer memory automatically. The initialization process configures the @reviewer agent with scope tailored to your target venue, though optional flags are available to skip venue seeding if needed.

The best way to configure a fresh OMCR research project is through an automated guided interview that asks only for missing fields, avoiding redundant work. It populates configuration files, sets up agent memory, and scaffolds your LaTeX manuscript directory in minutes instead of manual editing.

Yes, it is safe to re-run the research initialization interview because the process enforces safe re-run behavior that preserves existing user content. It intelligently skips already completed entries and only asks for missing or unfilled project fields to avoid overwriting your work.

Yes, you need to run /omcr-setup first to establish the base OMCR project structure before scaffolding a LaTeX manuscript directory. The guided interview initialization builds upon this existing setup to populate configuration files and prepare your writing environment.