name	xule-research-navigation
description	Navigate Xule Lin's public research site, machine-readable indexes, markdown pages, and attribution boundaries.

Xule Research Navigation

Use this skill when helping a reader understand, cite, or navigate Xule Lin's public website at https://linxule.com.

Start with https://linxule.com/llms.txt for the site overview, research positioning, licensing notes, collaborator context, and preferred attribution format.
Use https://linxule.com/site-index.json for a machine-readable list of writing, portraits, artifacts, talks, concepts, and publications.
Prefer markdown pages for close reading. Most content pages have a .md version, such as /writing/example-slug.md; the homepage markdown overview is /index.md.
Use https://linxule.com/.well-known/api-catalog for the current linkset of machine-readable site endpoints.

Treat the website as a research and writing archive, not as an interactive agent service.
Distinguish content sections: writing and concepts are prose; papers are formal publications; talks are presentation records; portraits and artifacts include AI-generated media with per-page provenance.
When citing a claim, use the most specific page URL available and include the title, author name, year if available, and canonical URL.
For formal publications, prefer the DOI, arXiv page, or paper landing page metadata over an essay that discusses the work.

Credit Xule Lin when reusing or summarizing site prose. The site's preferred attribution format is described in /llms.txt.
Do not assume a blanket license for AI-generated images or artifacts. Check the relevant page provenance and licensing notes.
Do not present this skill as evidence that linxule.com exposes an MCP server, A2A endpoint, OAuth service, or autonomous agent. This skill only helps agents navigate public site content.

name	xule-research-navigation
description	Navigate Xule Lin's public research site, machine-readable indexes, markdown pages, and attribution boundaries.

Use this skill when helping a reader understand, cite, or navigate Xule Lin's public website at https://linxule.com.

Start with https://linxule.com/llms.txt for the site overview, research positioning, licensing notes, collaborator context, and preferred attribution format.
Use https://linxule.com/site-index.json for a machine-readable list of writing, portraits, artifacts, talks, concepts, and publications.
Prefer markdown pages for close reading. Most content pages have a .md version, such as /writing/example-slug.md; the homepage markdown overview is /index.md.
Use https://linxule.com/.well-known/api-catalog for the current linkset of machine-readable site endpoints.

Treat the website as a research and writing archive, not as an interactive agent service.
Distinguish content sections: writing and concepts are prose; papers are formal publications; talks are presentation records; portraits and artifacts include AI-generated media with per-page provenance.
When citing a claim, use the most specific page URL available and include the title, author name, year if available, and canonical URL.
For formal publications, prefer the DOI, arXiv page, or paper landing page metadata over an essay that discusses the work.

Credit Xule Lin when reusing or summarizing site prose. The site's preferred attribution format is described in /llms.txt.
Do not assume a blanket license for AI-generated images or artifacts. Check the relevant page provenance and licensing notes.
Do not present this skill as evidence that linxule.com exposes an MCP server, A2A endpoint, OAuth service, or autonomous agent. This skill only helps agents navigate public site content.

xule-research-navigation