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research-intelligence

Extract insights, analyze claims, and synthesize knowledge from research content.

First seen Feb 2, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add spitoglou/fabric-claude-skills --skill research-intelligence

Summary

  • Extract insights, analyze claims, and synthesize knowledge from research content.
  • Use when processing academic papers, articles, podcasts, videos, meeting transcripts, or any content where the goal is to extract wisdom, analyze arguments, summarize findings, or compile references.
  • Triggers include "analyze this paper", "extract key insights", "summarize the research", "what are the main claims", "extract wisdom from", "compile references", "critique this argument".

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Stars 3
License LICENSE
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Status Archived

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  • skill md SKILL.md 2,926 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 498 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 17 installs

SKILL.md

Research Intelligence

Transform research content into actionable knowledge using structured extraction patterns.

Pattern Selection

Determine the appropriate pattern based on user intent:

Intent Pattern When to Use
Deep paper analysis analyze_paper Scientific papers requiring methodology/findings assessment
Quick paper overview summarize_paper Need key points without deep critique
Extract insights extract_wisdom Podcasts, videos, articles, general content
Evaluate arguments analyze_claims Content with truth claims requiring evidence analysis
Compile citations extract_references Building bibliographies, literature reviews
Identify key ideas extract_ideas Brainstorming, concept extraction
Find controversies extractcontroversialideas Identifying contested viewpoints

Decision flow:

  1. Is it a scientific paper? → analyzepaper (deep) or summarizepaper (quick)
  2. Does it contain claims to verify? → analyze_claims
  3. Need citations/references? → extract_references
  4. General content for insights? → extract_wisdom

Pattern Execution

Each pattern follows the Fabric structure. Load the appropriate reference file, then apply its IDENTITY, STEPS, and OUTPUT format to the user's content.

Core Patterns

See references/ for full pattern definitions:

  • [analyzepaper.md](references/analyzepaper.md) - Scientific paper deep analysis
  • [summarizepaper.md](references/summarizepaper.md) - Quick paper summary
  • [extractwisdom.md](references/extractwisdom.md) - General insight extraction
  • [analyzeclaims.md](references/analyzeclaims.md) - Truth claim evaluation
  • [extractreferences.md](references/extractreferences.md) - Citation compilation

Output Guidelines

  • Use bulleted lists for extracted items (not numbered)
  • Never repeat ideas, insights, or quotes
  • Don't start consecutive items with the same words
  • Match output verbosity to user's apparent needs
  • For papers: always note limitations and methodology quality

Chaining Patterns

Offer logical follow-ups after completing a pattern:

  • After analyzepaper → offer extractreferences for bibliography
  • After extract_wisdom → offer to create flashcards or summary
  • After analyze_claims → offer to find supporting/contradicting evidence