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Identifies key references for the paper based on notebook summary and paper composition. Runs as a background agent.
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| name | find-references |
| description | Identifies key references for the paper based on notebook summary and paper composition. Runs as a background agent. |
| context | fork |
| agent | reference-identifier |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
When invoked, ALWAYS use the Agent tool to run the agent: '/reference-identifier' Do NOT execute the agent's task inline.
The agent reads your notebook summary and paper composition, then uses web search to identify and verify 15–25 key references the paper should engage with. The result is written to pipeline/key_references.md.
Before proceeding: is there anything specific I should know — particular literature streams to prioritize, references you already have in mind, or anything to avoid? If not, just say go.
Assesses citations in the paper draft against source papers in literature/. Runs as a background agent.
Reshapes the paper draft to match the user's authentic prose style. Runs as a background agent.
Produces an independent critical review of the paper draft. Runs as a background agent.
Writes a full first draft of the paper based on the pipeline files. Runs as a background agent.
Interactive dialogue to define the paper's scholarly identity using the APFRQMC framework. Use when the user invokes /make-composition. Expects pipeline/notebook_summary.md to exist.
Interactive dialogue to work out the paper's argumentative structure. Use when the user invokes /make-structure. Expects pipeline files from steps 1 and 2 to exist.
