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Start a durable research / source note that captures what you read and found — fires on "start a research note", "capture these sources", "log my research". Part of the Agentsmith harness; scaffolds docs/research/<slug>.md so findings live in the repo, never in disposable memory (R9), and are never silently deleted.

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# New research note Research belongs in the repo, traceable to sources, and is never silently deleted (R9). This scaffolds one note per topic. ## When this fires "start a research note" / "capture these sources" / beginning any multi-source investigation whose findings should outlive the session. ## Fast path — if the Agentsmith CLI is available Run `agentsmith new-research "topic name"` — use `.agentsmith/agentsmith` on macOS/Linux or `.agentsmith\\agentsmith.cmd` on Windows when the command is not on PATH. It slugifies the title and writes `docs/research/<slug>.md` from the template (it won't overwrite an existing file). ## Fallback — no CLI 1. slug = the topic lowercased, every run of non-alphanumeric characters → `-`, ends trimmed. 2. If `docs/research/<slug>.md` already exists, STOP — append to it, never overwrite. 3. Otherwise create it with a no-delete banner (obsolete → move to `docs/research/_archive/`, R9) and these sections: - **Question / scope** - **Sources consulted** — url or citation; what you actually opened, dated. - **Findings** — each traceable to a source above; mark single-sourced / uncertain items. - **Open questions / what was NOT checked.** ## Report Name the file created and remind the operator to commit it (R9 — research lives in git, not memory). Every finding you add later must cite a source already in the note.

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Author
PromptPartner
Repository
PromptPartner/agentsmith
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
1 weeks ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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