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Lean research types

Skill r-irbe/proof-skills/skills/lean-research-types

REDIRECT — the typed research protocols (M/T/L/S/D/X/E) previously hosted here have been folded into `lean-research` Part 9. This stub preserves the slug for Ctrl-F discoverability and incoming cross-references (per the zero-deletions Chesterton protocol).From its SKILL.md

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SK-38: Typed Research Protocols (REDIRECT)

This skill no longer hosts its own protocols. Its content has been consolidated as follows so the dispatch matrix lives next to the research methodology it specialises:

Old sectionNew home
Part 1 Classification + Part 9 Dispatch Matrixlean-research Part 9.1 + 9.2
Parts 2–8 protocol headlineslean-research Part 9.2 (one row per type)
Per-type output templatesreferences/research-output-templates.md
Part 10 Queue Managementreferences/research-queue.md
Part 3.3 Theorem-search loopreferences/theorem-search.md (existing)

Existing inbound links to "SK-38 / lean-research-types / typed research protocols" should resolve here and then follow the table above. Do not add new content to this file — author it in lean-research Part 9 or the linked references instead.

See also: lean-research (full methodology), lean-proof-review (Type T dispatch target), lean-enforcement (Type S dispatch target), lean-specification (Type D dispatch target), epistemic-mapping (Type E primary), research-council (multi-type fan-out).

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