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SOP for generating research questions from promising gaps in the design space.

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How to use this skill

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  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/yogsoth-ai/de-anthropocentric-research-engine/blob/HEAD/skills/question-generation/SKILL.md

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Question Generation

Generate actionable research questions from high-scoring gaps in the design space.

Tool

CC file write + vault_add_edge

Protocol

  1. For each priority gap, formulate a research question: "What happens when we combine X with Y?"
  2. Write questions/<question-slug>.md with frontmatter (type: question)
  3. Body: the question, why it's interesting, what we'd need to answer it
  4. Add edges: raises (gap → question), related_to (question → relevant dimensions)
  5. Inline wikilinks: For each edge created, ensure the question page body contains [[dir/slug]] pointing to the target (dir/slug = target path minus .md). Place inline at semantically relevant location. Skip if already present.

HARD-GATE

Yield

Returns: { questions_created: number, paths: string[] }