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research-gaps

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업데이트2026년 5월 21일 00:44

Active maintenance loop for cortex memory. Scans `<config-root>/memory/` for thin / stale / contradictory / orphaned / under-cited / past-due / sparse content, researches the highest-priority gaps via the open web (≥2 sources per claim), and writes findings to `staged/research-drafts/` for user review. Auto-fires when the user says: "what's missing from my memory", "research gaps in my second brain", "fill in what we don't know", "audit my knowledge for holes", "what should we learn more about", "are there contradictions in my memory", "what's stale that I should refresh", "what nodes are weak". Also fires when invoked explicitly via /research-gaps and as optional Step 6 of /end-week (cortex v4.5+). Honors the private-individual privacy rule: only verifiable professional facts surface for person research. Never modifies active memory. All findings stage to a draft for user merge.

설치

Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.

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BrightWayAI

BrightWayAI/claude-cortex

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다운로드

Manus에서 실행

research-gaps

See commands/research-gaps.md for the full workflow and references/gap-detection-rules.md for the formal detection rules.

When to fire

Explicit: /research-gaps or any of the trigger phrases above.
Chained: optional Step 6 of /end-week (Run /research-gaps to fill knowledge gaps from the week?).
Scheduled: weekly Saturday morning if the user registered the schedule via core-ops.

What to do

Resolve <config-root> and run the scan per commands/research-gaps.md.
Present the ranked gap list and capture per-gap actions.
Invoke the gap-researcher subagent for gaps the user chose to research.
Surface the draft path and remind the user to run /merge-research-draft next.

What this skill does NOT do

Does not modify active memory. The draft is the only side effect outside staged/skip-logs/research.md.
Does not handle merge. That's /merge-research-draft.
Does not run on schedule without explicit user opt-in.
Does not research private individuals beyond verifiable professional facts.

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name

research-gaps

description

research-gaps

See commands/research-gaps.md for the full workflow and references/gap-detection-rules.md for the formal detection rules.

When to fire

Explicit: /research-gaps or any of the trigger phrases above.
Chained: optional Step 6 of /end-week (Run /research-gaps to fill knowledge gaps from the week?).
Scheduled: weekly Saturday morning if the user registered the schedule via core-ops.

What to do

Resolve <config-root> and run the scan per commands/research-gaps.md.
Present the ranked gap list and capture per-gap actions.
Invoke the gap-researcher subagent for gaps the user chose to research.
Surface the draft path and remind the user to run /merge-research-draft next.

What this skill does NOT do

Does not modify active memory. The draft is the only side effect outside staged/skip-logs/research.md.
Does not handle merge. That's /merge-research-draft.
Does not run on schedule without explicit user opt-in.
Does not research private individuals beyond verifiable professional facts.