| name | report |
| description | Generate professional research reports (survey, proposal, technical). |
| always | false |
Report Generation
When to Use
When the user asks to compile research findings into a formal report.
Report Types
1. Literature Review
Sections: Introduction, Background, Taxonomy, Comparison Table, Discussion, References
Format: Academic (LaTeX-ready markdown)
2. Research Proposal
Sections: Abstract, Problem Statement, Related Work, Proposed Method, Timeline, References
Format: Grant-style
3. Technical Report
Sections: Abstract, Method, Experiments, Results, Discussion, Conclusion
Format: Technical
4. Executive Summary
Sections: Key Findings, Recommendations, Next Steps
Format: 1-2 pages, bullet-point heavy
How to Write
Step 1: Gather Material
- Read MEMORY.md for research context
- Search HISTORY.md for past findings
- Read any saved survey/gap-analysis files in workspace
Step 2: Structure
- Choose appropriate report type
- Create outline first
- Fill sections with referenced claims
Step 3: Quality Checks
- Every claim must cite a paper (use paper title + year)
- Tables must have consistent formatting
- Include arXiv IDs for all cited papers
- Generate BibTeX entries for references section
Step 4: Save
- Save as
report_{type}_{topic}_{date}.md
- For LaTeX: save as
report_{type}_{topic}_{date}.tex
Citation Format
Use inline citations: (Author et al., Year) or [arXiv:XXXX.XXXXX]
Include full BibTeX at the end.