analyze-paperlisted

# Analyze Paper Analyze one research paper deeply and leave a verified, reusable note. Preserve the paper's actual mechanism and evidence instead of producing a generic summary. ## Required references Read these files before drafting: - [Configuration](references/configuration.md) for target resolution, version 2 defaults, version 1 compatibility, and the credential boundary. - [Source policy](references/source-policy.md) for discovery and evidence rules. - [Content contract](references/content-contract.md) for the shared deep manuscript and multi-target invariants. - [Quality standard](references/quality-standard.md) for the evidence map, chapter intent, figure/table analysis, and verification. - [Paper types](references/paper-types.md) after classifying the paper. - [Media policy](references/media-policy.md) before planning visual evidence. Read the destination-specific reference before writing: - [Markdown output](references/markdown-output.md) for the default output. - [Notion publishing](references/notion-publishing.md) only when the user asks for Notion or configured outputs include it. - [Lark publishing](references/lark-publishing.md) only when the user asks for Feishu/Lark or configured outputs include it. ## Scope and defaults - Handle one paper per run. If the request names multiple papers, ask the user to choose one; do not silently turn the task into a comparison or survey. - Follow the user's language for the note. Preserve official names, me