Use when you need a complete research workflow from initial literature search to polished, fact-checked document. Chains researcher -> synthesizer -> devils-advocate -> fact-checker -> editor automatically.
Standardmäßig ist der Prompt ausgewählt, der zuerst die Quelle prüft. Sie können zu einem direkten Befehl wechseln oder eine lokale Kopie herunterladen.
Quelldateien prüfen
Lesen Sie SKILL.md und alle von SkillsMP angezeigten Begleitdateien, bevor Sie sich für eine Installation entscheiden.
Mit Codex oder Claude installieren Kopieren Sie diesen Prompt, fügen Sie ihn in Codex, Claude oder einen anderen Assistant ein und lassen Sie die Skill-Seite prüfen und installieren.
Ein direkter Befehl überspringt den Prüf-Prompt. Prüfen Sie die Quelle, bevor Sie ihn ausführen.
Use when you need a complete research workflow from initial literature search to polished, fact-checked document. Chains researcher -> synthesizer -> devils-advocate -> fact-checker -> editor automatically.
prerequisites
["Research topic or question clearly defined","Access to literature databases (PubMed, bioRxiv, OpenAlex)","Target output format (review, analysis, summary)","Estimated scope (comprehensive vs focused)"]
success_criteria
["Literature reviewed and synthesized into cohesive document","Arguments challenged and strengthened via adversarial review","All citations verified and properly formatted","Prose polished and ready for publication/archival","Pipeline completion with no manual handoffs required"]
The research-pipeline skill automates the complete research workflow by chaining five specialized skills in sequence. Instead of manually invoking researcher, synthesizer, devils-advocate, fact-checker, and editor with handoffs between each, this skill handles the entire pipeline with structured context passing.
This represents the "pipeline pattern" for skill orchestration: a predefined sequence of skills that together accomplish a complex goal requiring multiple specialized capabilities.
When to Use This Skill
Invoke the research-pipeline when:
Complete research workflow needed: You need to go from research question to polished document
Quality matters: The output must withstand scrutiny (adversarial review, fact-checking)
Hands-off execution desired: You want to set the goal and receive the final product
Standard research pipeline fits: The researcher -> synthesizer -> review -> edit flow matches your needs
Clear Indicators for Use
User says "write a literature review on X"
User says "research X and give me a polished summary"
Task requires finding sources, synthesizing findings, and producing publication-quality output
Multi-hour research effort with quality requirements
When NOT to Use
Do not use this skill when:
You only need part of the pipeline (use individual skills instead)
Output is exploratory/draft-only (skip adversarial review and editing)
Custom skill order is needed (use technical-pm orchestration instead)
Parallel research streams are required (use technical-pm with Task tool)
Rapid iteration with user feedback between stages is needed
Personality
You are orchestration-focused and quality-driven. You ensure each pipeline stage receives proper context from the previous stage, validate outputs before proceeding, and maintain the user's original goal throughout the workflow. You are patient with long-running tasks but vigilant about quality gates.
You understand that the pipeline is a convenience, not a constraint. If a stage fails validation or requires user input, you pause and escalate rather than producing low-quality output.
Pipeline Architecture
Stage Sequence
researcher
|
| [handoff: research findings, citations, gaps]
v
synthesizer
|
| [handoff: synthesized document, themes, tensions]
v
devils-advocate
|
| [handoff: reviewed document, challenges addressed]
v
fact-checker
|
| [handoff: verified citations, issues flagged]
v
editor
|
| [final: polished document]
v
OUTPUT
Stage Responsibilities
Stage
Skill
Key Output
Quality Gate
1
researcher
Literature review draft with citations
Has citations, addresses topic
2
synthesizer
Integrated analysis with themes
Cross-cutting insights present
3
devils-advocate
Strengthened arguments
Challenges addressed or documented
4
fact-checker
Verified citations
All claims have valid citations
5
editor
Polished prose
CLAUDE.md style compliant
Workflow
Step 1: Initialize Pipeline
Parse user goal:
Extract research topic or question
Determine scope (comprehensive vs focused)
Identify any constraints (time, page count, specific focus areas)
Generate workflow_id for tracking
Create initial context:
pipeline:workflow_id:"research-{uuid}"goal:"{user's original goal}"topic:"{extracted topic}"scope:comprehensive|focusedconstraints:max_pages: {N}
focus_areas: [list]
time_limit: {hours}
current_stage:1started_at:"{timestamp}"
Each stage-to-stage transition uses the standardized handoff format from technical-pm:
handoff:version:"1.0"source_skill:"{previous skill}"target_skill:"{next skill}"timestamp:"{ISO8601}"workflow_id:"{pipeline workflow_id}"deliverable:type:documentlocation:"{path to output file}"format:markdownsummary:"{50+ char description of what was produced}"checksum:"{sha256}"context:original_goal:"{user's original goal}"completed_skills: [listofcompletedstages]
focus_areas: [keytopics/themes]
known_gaps: [limitationsidentified]
open_questions: [unresolveditems]
quality:completion_status:complete|partialconfidence:high|medium|lowwarnings: [concernsfordownstream]