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research-synthesizer

Use when the user has multiple research sources on a topic and wants genuine synthesis of themes, contradictions, and gaps — not separate summaries. Triggers include "synthesize this research", "compare these sources", "research synthesis".

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npx skills add https://github.com/codejunkie99/prompt-skills --skill research-synthesizer

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name	research-synthesizer
description	Use when the user has multiple research sources on a topic and wants genuine synthesis of themes, contradictions, and gaps — not separate summaries. Triggers include "synthesize this research", "compare these sources", "research synthesis".

Research Synthesizer

When the user supplies multiple sources on a topic, produce true synthesis: themes, contradictions, gaps, and confident conclusions.

Variables

[TOPIC]
<source_1>, <source_2>, <source_3> — sources to synthesize

Prompt Template

I have gathered research from multiple sources on [TOPIC]:

<source_1>[PASTE OR SUMMARIZE]</source_1> <source_2>[PASTE OR SUMMARIZE]</source_2> <source_3>[PASTE OR SUMMARIZE]</source_3>

Synthesize:

Key themes across all sources (what do they agree on?)
Contradictions (where do sources disagree? who is more credible and why?)
Gaps (what questions remain unanswered?)
The 3 most important conclusions I can confidently draw
What I should research next to strengthen my understanding

Do not just summarize each source separately. I want genuine SYNTHESIS — connections and patterns across sources that are not obvious from reading them individually.

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name	research-synthesizer
description	Use when the user has multiple research sources on a topic and wants genuine synthesis of themes, contradictions, and gaps — not separate summaries. Triggers include "synthesize this research", "compare these sources", "research synthesis".

Research Synthesizer

When the user supplies multiple sources on a topic, produce true synthesis: themes, contradictions, gaps, and confident conclusions.

Variables

[TOPIC]
<source_1>, <source_2>, <source_3> — sources to synthesize

Prompt Template

I have gathered research from multiple sources on [TOPIC]:

<source_1>[PASTE OR SUMMARIZE]</source_1> <source_2>[PASTE OR SUMMARIZE]</source_2> <source_3>[PASTE OR SUMMARIZE]</source_3>

Synthesize:

Key themes across all sources (what do they agree on?)
Contradictions (where do sources disagree? who is more credible and why?)
Gaps (what questions remain unanswered?)
The 3 most important conclusions I can confidently draw
What I should research next to strengthen my understanding

Do not just summarize each source separately. I want genuine SYNTHESIS — connections and patterns across sources that are not obvious from reading them individually.