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Review recent additions, identify patterns, update building-block assessments, organize entries

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synthesize
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Review recent additions, identify patterns, update building-block assessments, organize entries
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# Synthesize Insights Review recent additions, identify patterns, update building-block assessments, and organize entries. ## Usage ```text /synthesize ``` ## Instructions When this command is invoked: 1. **Review recent additions**: - Read `research/publications.md` "Recent Additions" section - Identify papers added in last 30 days (check dates) - Scan `research/ecosystem.md` for recently added players/solutions - Scan `research/projects.md` for recently added projects 2. **Identify patterns and themes**: - Common methods across papers - Emerging trends (new architectures, convergent approaches) - Technical innovations - Connections between concepts - Open problems or debates - Surprising results or contradictions 3. **Update building-block assessments** (`research/building-blocks.md`): - New solutions identified → add to Solution landscape tables - Maturity changes → update maturity ratings (e.g., project moved from Early OSS to Production-ready) - New ecosystem players → add to Key ecosystem players - Use-case demand shifts → update demand ratings if evidence supports - Platform fit reassessment → flag if new evidence suggests reclassification 4. **Surface competitive shifts** in ecosystem: - New entrants to a building block space - Positioning changes (player pivoted, acquired, launched new product) - Lock-in vector changes (license change, new hardware requirement) - Partnership/acquisition signals 5. **Flag stale assessments**: - Openness assessments older than 6 months → flag for `/oss-health` re-evaluation - Ecosystem entries with no solution updates in 3+ months → flag for review - Building block solution landscapes not updated in 3+ months → flag 6. **Update concepts.md**: - Read current state of `research/concepts.md` - Add new technical details learned from recent papers - Update "Current State" sections with latest developments - Add connections in "Related Concepts" - Preserve existing content (don't delete, only add/update) 7. **Move entries from "Recent Additions"**: - Move entries from "Recent Additions" in publications.md to appropriate topic sections - Update "Recent Additions" to note: "Last synthesized: YYYY-MM-DD" 8. **Generate synthesis summary** ## Synthesis Focus Areas **Technical Patterns**: - Common architectural components across papers - Shared training techniques - Convergent vs. divergent approaches **Platform Intelligence**: - Which building blocks have increasing demand - Where OSS alternatives are gaining on proprietary solutions - New Build/Partner/Integrate opportunities - Vendor lock-in changes **Ecosystem Dynamics**: - Startup funding and growth signals - Big Tech strategic moves (acquisitions, open-sourcing, product launches) - OSS community health trends - Partnership announcements **Open Questions**: - Explicitly stated limitations in papers - Gaps between research and production deployment - Unmet building-block needs ## Output Format ```text Synthesis Complete (YYYY-MM-DD) Papers Reviewed: 12 recent additions Key Themes Identified: 1. Robot foundation models converging on VLA architecture 2. Sim-to-real transfer improving via video generation (Cosmos-Transfer) 3. ROS2 ecosystem maturing — OSRA governance strengthening Building Block Updates: - Robot Foundation Models: Added OpenPI 0.7 to solution landscape, maturity → Early OSS - Simulation Engines: Genesis World now Production-ready (v0.8 release) - Model Serving: vLLM-Omni added DiT serving support Competitive Shifts: - Physical Intelligence open-sourced pi0.7 — challenges NVIDIA GR00T on openness - Foxglove acquired by [company] — fleet management consolidating Stale Assessments Flagged: - 3 projects need /oss-health re-evaluation (last assessed >6 months ago) - Sensor Data Ingestion block still unpopulated — needs research Updated concepts.md: - Added VLA vs. WAM comparison - Updated JEPA section with V-JEPA 2.1 temporal coherence improvements Organized publications.md: - Moved 12 entries from "Recent Additions" to topic sections ``` ## Style Guide Compliance All synthesis must follow style guide: - Sober, factual language (cite specific papers) - Concise summaries - Pattern-oriented (highlight connections) - Technical precision - Use controlled vocabulary for any updated structured fields ## When to Synthesize Recommend running `/synthesize`: - After adding 10+ new items across any document - Bi-weekly (per maintenance schedule in PLAN.md) - Before creating a deliverable (to ensure all files are current) - When competitive landscape shifts are suspected ## Error Handling - If no recent additions found: "No new content to synthesize" - If concepts.md is empty: Create initial structure with placeholders - If patterns unclear: Note in summary: "Limited patterns (only N items reviewed)"
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