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Run evaluator-driven hypothesis trees for improving research artifacts, prompts, analyses, and designs. Use when a task needs branch-and-prune exploration, rubric scoring, iterative refinement, or explicit comparison of competing scientific/workflow alternatives.

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name	arbor-optimization
description	Run evaluator-driven hypothesis trees for improving research artifacts, prompts, analyses, and designs. Use when a task needs branch-and-prune exploration, rubric scoring, iterative refinement, or explicit comparison of competing scientific/workflow alternatives.
user-invocable	true
license	Apache-2.0

Arbor Optimization

Source adaptation: BioRouter-original synthesis inspired by Scientific Agent Skills tree-optimization patterns, rewritten under Apache-2.0. This is a native BioRouter iterative-improvement workflow.

When to Use

Use this skill when a single-shot answer is not enough and the user wants structured exploration: competing hypotheses, analysis plans, designs, prompts, figures, abstracts, protocols, or implementation options.

Define the Tree

Before branching, define:

Objective and non-negotiable constraints.
Evaluation rubric with 3-7 criteria.
Evidence sources or tests available.
Maximum branch count and stopping rule.
What counts as a failed branch.

Branching Pattern

Create 3-5 materially different candidate branches.
For each branch, state the core idea, assumptions, expected upside, and failure mode.
Score branches against the rubric.
Prune weak branches with a short reason.
Refine the strongest branch once, incorporating the best elements from competitors.
Produce a final recommendation with the rejected alternatives preserved in a compact comparison.

BioRouter Routes

Use empirical-benchmark-harness when the branch can be tested against known-answer empirical cases.
Use replication-package-audit when the winning branch creates a runnable analysis.
Use claim-evidence-integrity for manuscript or report branches.
Use scientific-visual-communication for figure/poster/slide alternatives.
Use domain skills or BRXT extensions before scoring branches that depend on platform data.

Quality Gates

Do not call a branch "best" unless:

The rubric is visible.
Evidence or test results are tied to each score.
Tradeoffs are explicit.
The final answer names what would change the recommendation.
The user can rerun or audit the decision.

Response Shape

Return:

Objective.
Rubric.
Branch table.
Pruned branches.
Refined winner.
Verification still needed.

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name	arbor-optimization
description	Run evaluator-driven hypothesis trees for improving research artifacts, prompts, analyses, and designs. Use when a task needs branch-and-prune exploration, rubric scoring, iterative refinement, or explicit comparison of competing scientific/workflow alternatives.
user-invocable	true
license	Apache-2.0

Arbor Optimization

Source adaptation: BioRouter-original synthesis inspired by Scientific Agent Skills tree-optimization patterns, rewritten under Apache-2.0. This is a native BioRouter iterative-improvement workflow.

When to Use

Define the Tree

Before branching, define:

Objective and non-negotiable constraints.
Evaluation rubric with 3-7 criteria.
Evidence sources or tests available.
Maximum branch count and stopping rule.
What counts as a failed branch.

Branching Pattern

Create 3-5 materially different candidate branches.
For each branch, state the core idea, assumptions, expected upside, and failure mode.
Score branches against the rubric.
Prune weak branches with a short reason.
Refine the strongest branch once, incorporating the best elements from competitors.
Produce a final recommendation with the rejected alternatives preserved in a compact comparison.

BioRouter Routes

Use empirical-benchmark-harness when the branch can be tested against known-answer empirical cases.
Use replication-package-audit when the winning branch creates a runnable analysis.
Use claim-evidence-integrity for manuscript or report branches.
Use scientific-visual-communication for figure/poster/slide alternatives.
Use domain skills or BRXT extensions before scoring branches that depend on platform data.

Quality Gates

Do not call a branch "best" unless:

The rubric is visible.
Evidence or test results are tied to each score.
Tradeoffs are explicit.
The final answer names what would change the recommendation.
The user can rerun or audit the decision.

Response Shape

Return:

Objective.
Rubric.
Branch table.
Pruned branches.
Refined winner.
Verification still needed.