JasonCodeMaker
UserLocal control plane for governed AutoResearch in real repos: human-approved scope, live experiment tracking, evidence-backed results, and project memory for Claude Code and Codex.
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Indexed Skills (12)
research-analysis
Use when initializing, adding, updating, deleting, or linting a package's state-backed Analysis view, or when distilling an evidence-backed insight into a package Rule.
research-auto
Use when the user invokes /research-auto or asks to run an autonomous research campaign over one committed Direction toward a measurable gate.
research-brainstorm
Use when the user wants to create, refine, merge, archive, or review one standalone Brainstorm before Package conversion.
research-op
Use when a governed research-state query, package mutation, Scope commit, knowledge registration, run reconciliation, or self-evolve transition is required.
research-run
Use when the user invokes /research-run or asks to execute, continue, monitor, verify, or finish an existing research package.
research-dashboard
Use when building, serving, repairing, or validating the read-only .research/interface projection.
research-exp-live
Use when launching, monitoring, resuming, or stopping a long-running research Experiment with structured run evidence and scheduled live checks.
research-init
Use when installing, attaching, initializing, repairing, or validating ARC in a research workspace.
research-onboard
Use when turning a setup-ready workspace into one ratified Project through a single natural-language review.
research-package
Use when converting a Brainstorm, refining a Draft Package, atomically finalizing Scope, or restructuring a state-backed Package.
research-resource
Use when registering predefined compute resources, probing short-term availability, choosing placement, allocating capacity, or releasing an allocation.
research-scope
Use when defining, revising, accepting, or rejecting governed Project, Direction, or Experiment intent.
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