synthesis-report
ResearchSOP for producing argument synthesis reports — aggregate evidence, resolve contradictions, identify surviving claims, write structured summary.
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Synthesis Report
Produce a synthesis report that identifies which claims survive scrutiny.
Tool
vault_query_graph + vault_graph_stats + CC file write
Protocol
- Query graph for all claims and evidence in the target domain
- Classify claims by survival status:
- Survived: strength ≥ 7, no undefeated contradictions
- Contested: strength 4-6, active contradictions with comparable evidence
- Undermined: strength ≤ 3, or defeated by stronger contradicting evidence
- For each contested claim, summarize the state of the debate
- Write
wiki/topics/<topic-slug>-synthesis.mdwith sections:- Surviving claims (high confidence)
- Contested claims (ongoing debate)
- Undermined claims (low confidence / refuted)
- Remaining gaps (claims lacking sufficient evidence either way)
- Add
addressesedges from synthesis page to relevant question pages
HARD-GATE
Yield
Returns: { topic: string, survived: number, contested: number, undermined: number, gaps: number }