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Log experiments, list past runs, and compare experiment metadata or metrics. Use when the user wants lightweight experiment tracking inside ResearchClaw.
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Manage project-centric research workflows, claims, evidence, notes, and experiments. Use when the task should be persisted into ResearchClaw's structured research graph instead of remaining a transient chat reply.
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Generate a structured literature review outline from a topic and optional paper set. Use when the user wants a review plan or survey structure.
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| name | experiment-tracker |
| description | Log experiments, list past runs, and compare experiment metadata or metrics. Use when the user wants lightweight experiment tracking inside ResearchClaw. |
| emoji | 🧪 |
| triggers | ["experiment","ablation","metrics","compare runs"] |
Use this skill when the user wants to record experiment parameters, results, notes, or compare multiple runs.
log_experiment: append a structured experiment recordlist_experiments: filter and inspect previous runscompare_experiments: compare selected runs side by sidelog_experiment after the user shares a concrete run or result.compare_experiments when the user explicitly asks for differences across runs.