transferrec-literature-chain

A literature chain connects local querying, external acquisition, and incremental promotion into a progressive-access library. You first query existing trajectory paper surfaces locally, then acquire external materials to fill gaps and write them back into the project.

Local-first querying prioritizes searching existing literature surfaces within the repository's trajectory representation framework before reaching out to external sources. This reduces external dependency by leveraging already cataloged materials and metadata.

External literature is acquired through literature-finder pipelines and then promoted into the progressive-access documentation library. This write-back process updates the main library, seed notes, and standardized catalog metadata to maintain a continuous chain.

External literature acquisition is triggered when local-first querying reveals gaps in the existing trajectory representation library. You acquire materials externally only to fill these specific gaps and then write the new materials back into the project.

No specific dependencies are required for the local literature chain. It operates independently by leveraging local trajectory-representation surfaces and only selectively engages external-acquisition pathways when local gaps are identified.

Promoting new literature triggers standardized catalog updates and metadata generation across the progressive-access library. The write-back process specifically updates the main library, seed notes, and related trajectory query surfaces.