research-prospectlisted

Scan active projects and surface /deep-research topic strings per project. Reads MEMORY.md to enumerate projects, fans out parallel Explore agents (one per project) to identify 2-3 high-value research topics each, then renders a grouped copy-pasteable menu. Use when you want token-rich research tasks to hand off to separate windows, or when you want to understand what research would most improve each project.
aberson/skill-mesh · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 71

Install: claude install-skill aberson/skill-mesh

# research-prospect Scan each active project for research gaps and produce a ready-to-run `/deep-research` menu, grouped by project. ## When to use - You want high-token tasks to distribute across multiple windows. - You want to understand what research would most improve each project before starting a deep-work session. - You need a menu of specific, grounded research questions rather than a brainstorm. ## When NOT to use - You already know the topic — skip straight to `/deep-research "<topic>"`. - You want a deep investigation of one specific project — ask for that directly instead. - MEMORY.md "Active projects" is known to be stale — run `/session-wrap` first to update it. ## Arguments | Arg | Required | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | `--projects <list>` | no | all active projects from MEMORY.md | Comma-separated project names or directory paths. Example: `--projects Alpha4Gate,toybox` | | `--session-wrap` | no | off | After rendering the menu, invoke `/session-wrap` with all topics listed as next-step options. | --- ## Steps ### Step 1: Resolve project list **If `--projects` was provided:** parse it as a comma-separated list. Each item is either a project name (look up under `<workspace>/<name>/`) or an absolute path. **If `--projects` was not provided:** read `MEMORY.md` from `~/.claude/projects/<project>/memory/MEMORY.md`. Locate the "Active projects" section. Extract every project name listed there. For each, derive its directory: check `<works