| name | autoresearch-curation |
| description | Curate and expand the awesome-autoresearch repository. Use when adding new autoresearch cases, collecting discussion evidence from X/Reddit/HN/blogs, promoting discussion items into main categories, refreshing README counts, or running periodic evidence sweeps. |
Autoresearch Curation
Use this skill to maintain awesome-autoresearch as a strict, high-signal list of direct autoresearch use cases.
Goal
Keep the repository focused on two questions:
- Where is autoresearch actually being used in public?
- Which autoresearch patterns transfer across domains?
This skill is for curation, not broad AI trend collection.
Source of truth
Read these files before making changes:
README.md
CONTRIBUTING.md
- every file under
categories/
README.md is the homepage aggregate, not the primary editing surface.
Update category files first, then refresh README.md from the current category files.
If available, use scripts/build-readme.py instead of hand-editing the aggregate.
Hard inclusion rules
Only include items that satisfy at least one of these:
- explicitly mention
autoresearch
- explicitly cite Karpathy's autoresearch
- clearly show a
modify → verify → keep/discard → repeat loop
And all of these:
- source is public and citable
- description is concrete
- entry stays one sentence
- item is strictly autoresearch-relevant, not a generic research agent