What problem does it solve? Research documents in a shared repository drift in structure and quality over time. This Skill enforces a consistent house style for research/ documents so every new or edited document follows the same skeleton, sourcing rules, and confidence-annotation habits. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Required document skeleton: Enforces a dated header, TL;DR box of claims, anchor-linked table of contents, numbered sections, and mandatory closing sections (Relevance to function2agent, unverified claims, Sources). - Sourcing and confidence rules: Requires inline links at the point of each claim, arXiv citation format, grouped Sources sections, inline confidence annotations, and a "claims I found poorly supported" subsection. - Density and voice standards: Prescribes tables for comparisons, Mermaid diagrams, good/bad example pairs, and first-person voice reserved for judgment calls. - Use Case: When writing a new research/07-agent-memory.md document summarizing external findings, apply this Skill to produce a document that matches the established format, including the TL;DR box ending with a "For function2agent" item and an honest unverified-claims section. ## Quick Start Write a new research document on the topic I provide following the research/ house style conventions.
