Choose a research task

Describe your material and goal in the Host. Use these requests as a starting point.

Goal	Example request
Narrow a topic	Narrow the research question using these sources; flag unresolved assumptions.
Read a paper	Explain this paper's methods, findings, evidence locations and limitations.
Literature review	Plan the search, then extract and synthesize evidence from the available papers.
Study design	Check this design against the question, available data and approved protocol.
Write	Draft this section from the approved analysis, preserving numbers, sources and uncertainty.
Research code	Implement this method and check statistical validity and reproducibility.
Submission or revision	Map reviewer comments to manuscript locations and propose responses.
Fix one finding	Resolve I8:P1-01 in this candidate and check the affected results.
Stage handoff	Summarize this stage with sources, decisions, changes and open questions.

Journal decisions

For a chosen journal, request a check of its current requirements. For recommendations, supply the manuscript first. See journal fit and review.

Save and continue

Formal projects save through previews, approval and revision checks. Carry claim IDs, citekeys, source locations and method limits forward. Summaries preserve original files; you select and delete files yourself.

For discussion only, use reply-only. Find task IDs and outputs in the Skills reference, or research routes in paper-type examples.