synthesis

To generate a session summary, use the synthesis skill to process raw epistemic outputs and transform them into structured reports. It captures labeled claims, resolution tracking, and session metadata into a comprehensive exportable format.

Yes, you can export session findings into portable artifacts like Markdown, JSON, or HTML. This allows for easy sharing and integration of your session summaries, key claims, and metadata with stakeholders.

Creating an audit trail after closing a research session involves summarizing session activity and exporting epistemic labels. The synthesis skill generates structured reports detailing key claims and resolution statuses for future reference.

Yes, the synthesis skill integrates with Janus and Aletheia. It synthesizes labeled claims, resolution tracking, and session metadata generated by these tools to produce structured, exportable session summaries.

The best way to add context to an exported session report is by using metadata annotation. This feature allows you to append notes and contextual information directly to the session record for future reference.

You need session summarization when closing complex research sessions to ensure valuable insights are captured. It transforms raw epistemic outputs into usable formats, producing concise reports of findings for your team.