Research
Research Beads best practices from primary sources. USE WHEN real Beads documentation, senior-user workflow patterns, architecture drift analysis, or source-grounded Beads doctrine and recommendations are needed.From its SKILL.md
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Beads Research
Use this skill when the task is about understanding how Beads is actually used in the wild, not changing one repo yet.
Outcome rule:
- distinguish current Beads guidance from mixed-era or stale docs
- prefer primary sources over forum-style summaries
- turn research into operational recommendations, not a citation dump
Quick start
- Read references/source-map.md.
- Load only the relevant reference file:
- architecture/version drift: references/operating-models.md
- senior usage patterns and doctrine: references/senior-usage-doctrine.md
- If the user asked for the latest or to verify, re-browse the current Beads docs/README and the cited DoltHub posts before answering.
Core rules
- Treat current Beads as version-sensitive. State clearly when a conclusion comes from current docs versus older doc pages.
- When sources disagree, anchor on the current README and current docs, then explain the older model as drift or historical context.
- Focus on operational questions:
- embedded versus server mode
- shared remote versus per-clone remote
- CLI plus hooks versus MCP
- formulas, gates, and durable handoff
- recovery and lock/rehearsal posture
- If recommending tooling, tie each proposed tool to a concrete failure mode or workflow bottleneck.
Deliverable shape
A good answer from this skill usually includes:
- what is current
- what appears mixed-era or stale
- what senior users optimize for
- what skills, workflows, or scripts would reduce risk or toil
Do not overquote sources. Summarize them and include links.
What ships with it: 4 files
5.9 KB alongside SKILL.md
agents/
- openai.yaml271 B
references/
- operating-models.md2.7 KB
- senior-usage-doctrine.md1.6 KB
- source-map.md1.4 KB