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Skill kimtth/agent-skill-100-lines-or-less/skills/research

Use when: run a systematic literature review and synthesize sourced, well-reasoned findings.From its SKILL.md

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Goal: a sourced synthesis built from papers actually read, not abstracts skimmed.

Use for:

  • surveying the state of the art on a topic
  • literature reviews and deep dives with citations
  • producing a report someone can act on and trust

Workflow (run phases in order, do not skip):

  1. Frontier: scan the latest conference and preprint work for current trends.
  2. Survey: build a broad landscape, then filter to the most relevant papers.
  3. Deep dive: read the full papers; take structured notes per paper.
  4. Code and tools: survey open-source implementations and benchmarks.
  5. Synthesis: cross-paper taxonomy, comparison, and gap analysis.
  6. Report: assemble findings from every phase, with citations.

Source priority:

  • peer-reviewed conferences and journals over preprints
  • mark unreviewed preprints explicitly as (preprint)
  • weight peer-reviewed findings higher in synthesis

Rules:

  • never synthesize from abstracts; read the papers first
  • cite where each claim comes from
  • separate established findings from open gaps
  • triangulate across independent sources before concluding

Rules:

  • cite where each claim comes from
  • flag conflicting evidence rather than picking silently
  • distinguish what is known from what is inferred
  • do not present a guess as a verified finding

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