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research-workflows

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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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Research Workflows

Use this skill when the user is working on a long-running project and the result should be persisted into the structured research system.

Tools

  • research_projects_list
  • research_project_create
  • research_project_dashboard
  • research_workflows_list
  • research_workflow_create
  • research_workflow_get
  • research_workflow_add_task
  • research_workflow_update_task
  • research_workflow_tick
  • research_note_create
  • research_notes_search
  • research_claim_create
  • research_claim_attach_evidence
  • research_claim_graph
  • research_experiment_log
  • research_experiment_compare

Guidance

  • Prefer storing durable work in the structured graph when it will matter beyond the current turn.
  • Use research_workflow_get before updating a workflow task.
  • When making a substantive claim, attach evidence instead of leaving it implicit.
  • When logging an experiment, include metrics or archived outputs whenever possible.