Synthesizer — Cross-Leaf Synthesis Skill

You can synthesize research notes by reading accumulated leaf files to identify patterns, contradictions, and gaps. This Skill generates an executive-ready markdown document featuring evidenced themes, a Mermaid diagram, and prioritized next explorations.

Cross-leaf pattern analysis detects common themes and tensions across one or more research branches using evidence from specific leaf files. It consolidates separate notes into an executive-ready synthesis document with a gap list and Mermaid architecture diagram.

To identify knowledge gaps and connections across research branches, the Skill analyzes accumulated notes to find what has not been explored yet. It links related branches and outputs a synthesis markdown file containing a prioritized gap list and branch graph updates.

Yes, you can generate a Mermaid architecture diagram from markdown research notes. The Skill creates a synthesis document containing a Mermaid diagram visualizing connections, and it updates the `.tree.json` file with new synthesis nodes and edges.

No, this research synthesis tool does not require any external dependencies. It operates entirely within your research workflow to read leaf files, generate synthesis markdown files with gap lists, and update the research tree structure.