Research Project Coordination

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps researchers manage large, multi-phase projects by coordinating discovery, data collection, and synthesis, ensuring timely progress and traceable outputs.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Discovery Phase: Create research questions, trigger discovery for each question, and track sources.
• Collection Phase: Browse and filter papers, curate key articles, and monitor coverage metrics.
• Analysis & Synthesis Phase: Compare articles, draft structured syntheses, and map citations.
• Management: Load additional skills as needed and coordinate multi-team efforts across phases. Use Case: For a survey paper on a broad topic, define the main question, generate topic-specific queries, collect ~50–100 papers, and produce a phased synthesis narrative.

Quick Start

To begin, define your project name and research questions. I will generate discovery queries, execute searches, assemble a paper collection, perform analysis, and deliver a synthesis-ready outline.

request: "This skill orchestrates end-to-end research projects by coordinating discovery, collection, and synthesis. It applies to survey papers, thesis chapters, grant proposals, and comprehensive literature reviews, guiding phase-specific tasks from query creation to synthesis. It satisfies phase-based orchestration and leverages tools such as create_research_question, run_discovery_for_question, list_research_questions, list_articles, search_articles, collection_stats, compare_articles, answer_research_question, and explore_citation_network."