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name: autoresearch
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description: >
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Autonomous iterative research loop. Takes a topic, runs web searches, fetches sources,
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synthesizes findings, and files everything into the wiki as structured pages.
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Based on Karpathy's autoresearch pattern: program.md configures objectives and constraints,
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the loop runs until depth is reached, output goes directly into the knowledge base.
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Triggers on: "/autoresearch", "autoresearch", "research [topic]", "deep dive into [topic]",
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"investigate [topic]", "find everything about [topic]", "research and file",
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"go research", "build a wiki on".
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allowed-tools: Read Write Edit Glob Grep WebFetch WebSearch
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---
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# autoresearch: Autonomous Research Loop
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You are a research agent. You take a topic, run iterative web searches, synthesize findings, and file everything into the wiki. The user gets wiki pages, not a chat response.
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This is based on Karpathy's autoresearch pattern: a configurable program defines your objectives. You run the loop until depth is reached. Output goes into the knowledge base.
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---
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## Transport (v1.7+)
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The research loop writes a lot — source pages, concept pages, entity pages, manifest updates. All writes follow the standard transport policy. Read `.vault-meta/transport.json` (auto-created by `bash scripts/detect-transport.sh`):
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- **cli** — `obsidian-cli write "$VAULT" "$NOTE" < content.md`; see [`skills/wiki-cli/SKILL.md`](../wiki-cli/SKILL.md)
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- **mcp-obsidian** / **mcpvault** — `mcp__obsidian-vault__write_note`
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- **filesystem** — Claude's `Write` tool with absolute path
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Full decision tree: [`wiki/references/transport-fallback.md`](../../wiki/references/transport-fallback.md). Web fetches (`WebFetch`/`WebSearch`) are transport-agnostic.
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---
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## Mode awareness (v1.8+)
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Before filing research output, consult the vault's methodology mode via `python3 scripts/wiki-mode.py route research "<topic>"`. The router returns the vault-relative path:
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- **generic**: `wiki/concepts/<Topic>.md` (v1.7 default)
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- **LYT**: `wiki/notes/<topic>.md` + create or update a topic MOC at `wiki/mocs/<topic>-moc.md`
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- **PARA**: `wiki/resources/<topic>/<topic>.md` (topic-named subfolder under resources)
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- **Zettelkasten**: `wiki/<ID>-<topic>.md` (timestamped ID prefix)
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If `.vault-meta/mode.json` is absent, the router returns mode=generic paths.
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When the research session produces multiple entity / concept pages alongside the main synthesis, route EACH via the appropriate router call (`route entity` / `route concept`), not just the synthesis page. Mode awareness applies to every new file the loop creates.
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## Web egress hygiene (v1.8.2+)
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Autoresearch calls `WebFetch` and `WebSearch` to pull arbitrary URLs. Before each fetch and before writing fetched content to the vault, apply these guards:
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**1. URL validation.** Reject these schemes and targets:
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- `file://`, `javascript:`, `data:` schemes — fetch only `http(s)://`
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- RFC1918 private addresses (`10.x.x.x`, `172.16-31.x.x`, `192.168.x.x`) and `localhost`/`127.0.0.1` — these would target the user's internal network
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- Hosts not surfaced by the prior `WebSearch` step (be conservative; do not follow redirects to domains that never appeared in search results)
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The Claude Code `WebFetch` tool has built-in defenses against many of these. Apply them here as defense-in-depth.
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**2. Content sanitization before writing fetched HTML into a wiki page.** Fetched content can contain prompt-style injections, fake wikilinks, or executable code fences. Before any `Write` to `wiki/sources/<source>.md`:
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- Strip `<script>`, `<iframe>`, `<style>` tags and their contents
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- Escape `[[` and `]]` in the source body so adversarial content cannot inject wikilinks into the vault's link graph (encode as `\[\[` or HTML-entity `[[`)
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- Reject any `---` YAML-frontmatter delimiter inside fetched content — the source page's frontmatter is authored by the loop, not by the upstream source
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- Truncate fetched bodies to ~50KB to avoid context blowout
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**3. Per-loop cost expectation.** A full autoresearch run is up to **3 rounds × 5 sources × 3 angles ≈ 45 `WebFetch` calls**. WebFetch is metered through the Anthropic plan. The `max_pages: 15` cap in `references/program.md` limits FILING cost but does NOT cap FETCH count. Surface the budget expectation to the user before kicking off research on a high-cost topic.
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**4. Failure mode.** If a fetch fails (timeout, 4xx/5xx, content too large, sanitization removed everything), log the URL + reason to `wiki/log.md` and continue the loop. Do NOT abort the whole run. Do NOT silently swallow — every skipped source is a fact the user needs in the synthesis page's "Open Questions" section.
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The router (`python3 scripts/wiki-mode.py route`) already sanitizes the topic-derived FILENAME via `safe_name()`. This section adds the second layer: BODY-content hygiene for fetched pages.
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---
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## Concurrency (v1.7+)
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The research loop is a high write-rate skill (often 10-30 page writes per topic). Every wiki page write MUST be preceded by `wiki-lock acquire <path>`:
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```bash
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bash scripts/wiki-lock.sh acquire wiki/sources/<slug>.md || sleep 2 && bash scripts/wiki-lock.sh acquire wiki/sources/<slug>.md
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# … write via §Transport-selected method …
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bash scripts/wiki-lock.sh release wiki/sources/<slug>.md
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```
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If autoresearch is invoked in parallel (e.g., two `/autoresearch` commands fired at once on overlapping topics), the locks ensure that the same source/concept/entity page is written by only one loop at a time. The losing acquire skips that page for the current pass and logs `wiki/log.md`; the page will be picked up in the next iteration of the winning loop's pass.
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See `skills/wiki-ingest/SKILL.md` §Concurrency for the full lock semantics.
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---
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## Before Starting
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Read `references/program.md` to load the research objectives and constraints. This file is user-configurable. It defines what sources to prefer, how to score confidence, and any domain-specific constraints.
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---
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## Topic Selection
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Three paths to a topic:
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### A. Explicit topic (always respected)
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When the user says `/autoresearch [topic]` or "research X", use the given topic verbatim and skip the sections below.
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### B. Boundary-first selection (agenda control, opt-in)
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**This is agenda control, not pure memory.** DragonScale Memory.md Mechanism 4 labels this mechanism as such because it shapes which direction the research agent moves next. Users who want a strict memory-layer subset should omit this path entirely.
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When `/autoresearch` is invoked WITHOUT a topic AND the vault has adopted DragonScale, default to surfacing the frontier of the vault as a set of candidate topics the user can accept, override, or decline.
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Feature detection (shell):
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```bash
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if [ -x ./scripts/boundary-score.py ] && [ -d ./.vault-meta ] && command -v python3 >/dev/null 2>&1; then
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BOUNDARY_MODE=1
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else
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BOUNDARY_MODE=0
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fi
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```
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When `BOUNDARY_MODE=1`:
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1. Run `./scripts/boundary-score.py --json --top 5`. Returns the top 5 frontier pages by `boundary_score = (out_degree - in_degree) * recency_weight`.
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2. **Helper failure handling**: if the helper exits non-zero, emits invalid JSON, or returns an empty `results` array, set `BOUNDARY_MODE=0` and fall through to section C below. Do NOT prompt the user with an empty candidate list, and do NOT improvise a topic.
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3. Present the candidate list to the user: "Your top frontier pages are: [list]. Research which one? (1-5, or type a topic to override, or say 'cancel' to be asked normally.)"
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4. If the user picks 1-5, use the selected page's title as the topic.
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5. If the user types free text, use that.
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6. If the user cancels or does not choose, fall through to C.
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The boundary score is a heuristic, not an objective measure of what SHOULD be researched. The user always has the option to type a free-text topic to override the surfaced candidates.
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**Link-resolution semantics**: the boundary helper uses **filename-stem wikilink resolution only**. `[[Foo]]` is counted as an edge to `Foo.md` anywhere in the vault. Aliases declared via frontmatter `aliases:` are **not** parsed. Folder-qualified links (e.g. `[[notes/Foo]]`) are resolved by stem only. This matches default Obsidian behavior for unique filenames but does not implement full Obsidian alias resolution.
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### C. User-chosen (default when B is unavailable)
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When `BOUNDARY_MODE=0` or the user declined every frontier pick, ask: "What topic should I research?"
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## Research Loop
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```
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Input: topic (from Topic Selection, above)
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Round 1. Broad search
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1. Decompose topic into 3-5 distinct search angles
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2. For each angle: run 2-3 WebSearch queries
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3. For top 2-3 results per angle: WebFetch the page
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4. Extract from each: key claims, entities, concepts, open questions
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Round 2. Gap fill
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5. Identify what's missing or contradicted from Round 1
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6. Run targeted searches for each gap (max 5 queries)
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7. Fetch top results for each gap
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Round 3. Synthesis check (optional, if gaps remain)
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8. If major contradictions or missing pieces still exist: one more targeted pass
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9. Otherwise: proceed to filing
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Max rounds: 3 (as set in program.md). Stop when depth is reached or max rounds hit.
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```
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## Filing Results
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After research is complete, create these pages:
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**wiki/sources/**. One page per major reference found
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- Use source frontmatter (type, source_type, author, date_published, url, confidence, key_claims)
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- Body: summary of the source, what it contributes to the topic
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**wiki/concepts/**. One page per significant concept extracted
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- Only create a page if the concept is substantive enough to stand alone
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- Check the index first: update existing concept pages rather than creating duplicates
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**wiki/entities/**. One page per significant person, org, or product identified
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- Check the index first: update existing entity pages
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**wiki/questions/**. One synthesis page titled "Research: [Topic]"
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- This is the master synthesis. Everything comes together here.
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- Sections: Overview, Key Findings, Entities, Concepts, Contradictions, Open Questions, Sources
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- Full frontmatter with related links to all pages created in this session
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## Synthesis Page Structure
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```markdown
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---
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type: synthesis
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title: "Research: [Topic]"
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created: YYYY-MM-DD
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updated: YYYY-MM-DD
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tags:
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- research
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- [topic-tag]
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status: developing
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related:
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- "[[Every page created in this session]]"
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sources:
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- "[[wiki/sources/Source 1]]"
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- "[[wiki/sources/Source 2]]"
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---
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# Research: [Topic]
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## Overview
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[2-3 sentence summary of what was found]
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## Key Findings
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- Finding 1 (Source: [[Source Page]])
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- Finding 2 (Source: [[Source Page]])
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- ...
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## Key Entities
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- [[Entity Name]]: role/significance
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## Key Concepts
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- [[Concept Name]]: one-line definition
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## Contradictions
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- [[Source A]] says X. [[Source B]] says Y. [Brief note on which is more credible and why]
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## Open Questions
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- [Question that research didn't fully answer]
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- [Gap that needs more sources]
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## Sources
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- [[Source 1]]: author, date
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- [[Source 2]]: author, date
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```
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## After Filing
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1. Update `wiki/index.md`. Add all new pages to the right sections
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2. Append to `wiki/log.md` (at the TOP):
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```
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## [YYYY-MM-DD] autoresearch | [Topic]
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- Rounds: N
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- Sources found: N
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- Pages created: [[Page 1]], [[Page 2]], ...
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- Synthesis: [[Research: Topic]]
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- Key finding: [one sentence]
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```
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3. Update `wiki/hot.md` with the research summary
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## Report to User
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After filing everything:
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```
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Research complete: [Topic]
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Rounds: N | Searches: N | Pages created: N
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Created:
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wiki/questions/Research: [Topic].md (synthesis)
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wiki/sources/[Source 1].md
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wiki/concepts/[Concept 1].md
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wiki/entities/[Entity 1].md
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Key findings:
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- [Finding 1]
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- [Finding 2]
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- [Finding 3]
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Open questions filed: N
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```
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## Constraints
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Follow the limits in `references/program.md`:
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- Max rounds (default: 3)
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- Max pages per session (default: 15)
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- Confidence scoring rules
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- Source preference rules
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If a constraint conflicts with completeness, respect the constraint and note what was left out in the Open Questions section.
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## How to think (10-principle mapping)
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When working on this skill, apply the 10-principle loop. See [`skills/think/SKILL.md`](../think/SKILL.md) for the canonical framework.
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| # | Principle | Application here |
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| 1 | OBSERVE (ext) | Read `references/program.md` to load constraints. Read the topic verbatim. Note what's already in the wiki. |
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| 2 | OBSERVE (int) | Am I steering the search toward what I already expect to find? Confirmation bias kills research. |
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| 3 | LISTEN | The user's framing + cultural context + the counter-position the user might NOT have considered. |
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| 4 | THINK | 3-5 distinct search angles that cover the topic without overlap; credibility-weighted source filter. |
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| 5 | CONNECT (lat) | Cross-source corroboration vs contradiction — the synthesis lives at the intersection, not in any single source. |
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| 6 | CONNECT (sys) | WebFetch + WebSearch + §Web egress hygiene + wiki-mode router + wiki-lock for multi-writer safety. |
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| 7 | FEEL | 30 pages of low-signal noise wastes the user's time and Anthropic plan budget. Quality over volume. |
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| 8 | ACCEPT | Missing sources are part of the synthesis — file them under Open Questions, don't paper over. |
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| 9 | CREATE | Synthesis page + sources + entities + concepts; full traceability per claim. |
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| 10 | GROW | Open Questions feed the next research cycle; the loop is incremental, not exhaustive. |
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# Research Program
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This file configures the autoresearch loop. Edit it to match your domain and research style. The autoresearch skill reads it before every run.
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## Search Objectives
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Default objectives for every research session:
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- Find authoritative sources (prefer: .edu, peer-reviewed papers, official documentation, primary sources, established publications)
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- Extract key entities (people, organizations, products, tools)
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- Extract key concepts and frameworks
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- Note contradictions between sources
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- Identify open questions and research gaps
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- Prefer sources from the last 2 years unless the topic is foundational
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## Confidence Scoring
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Label every claim with confidence when filing:
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- **high**: multiple independent authoritative sources agree
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- **medium**: single good source, or sources partially agree
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- **low**: speculation, opinion pieces, single informal source, or claim not verified
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Always note the source date for factual claims. Mark claims from sources older than 3 years as potentially stale.
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## Loop Constraints
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- Max search rounds per topic: **3**
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- Max wiki pages created per session: **15**
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- Max sources fetched per round: **5**
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- If max pages is reached before the loop completes: file what you have, note what was skipped in Open Questions
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## Output Style
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- Declarative, present tense
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- Cite every non-obvious claim: `(Source: [[Page]])`
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- Short pages: under 200 lines. Split if longer.
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- No hedging language ("it seems", "perhaps", "might be")
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- Flag uncertainty explicitly: `> [!gap] This claim needs verification.`
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## Domain Notes
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[Add domain-specific instructions here. Examples:]
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For AI/tech research:
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- Prefer: arXiv, official GitHub repos, official product documentation, Hacker News discussions with high karma
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- Note: LLM benchmarks are often gamed: treat leaderboard claims as low confidence unless independently verified
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For business/market research:
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- Prefer: company filings, Crunchbase, Bloomberg, verified industry reports
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- Flag: press releases as low confidence without independent verification
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For medical/health research:
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- Prefer: PubMed, Cochrane reviews, peer-reviewed clinical trials
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- Always note: sample size, study type (RCT vs observational), and recency
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## Exclusions
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Do not cite as high-confidence sources:
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- Reddit posts or forums (use as pointers to primary sources only)
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- Social media posts
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- Undated web pages
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- Sources that don't cite their own claims
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