InjayTseng

InjayTseng/graph-engineering-on-research

Plugin Claude Code

Graph engineering for AI agents: research as a graph instead of a waiting line — copy-paste templates and slash commands. EN + 繁中.

InjayTseng/graph-engineering-on-research

Plugin Claude Code

Turn your AI agents from a waiting line into a graph: seven slash commands for parallel research, adversarial verification, and consultant roundtables. EN + 繁中.

InjayTseng/graph-engineering-on-research

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use on a document that matters, that has been revised many times, that its author believes is complete — isolated attackers try to kill its conclusions before reality does.

InjayTseng/graph-engineering-on-research

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use for a decision with no right answer in public data — pricing, timing, build vs buy. Two-round Delphi - isolated consultants take positions, see the anonymous spread, revise or hold; consensus map with dissent kept.

InjayTseng/graph-engineering-on-research

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when researching unknown territory a question public data can answer — a market, competitors, regulation. Splits into parallel search angles, adversarially verifies every claim, reports with confidence labels.

InjayTseng/graph-engineering-on-research

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when you suspect your agents or pipeline steps are waiting in a line they don't need — audits an existing workflow for "and then"s that are fake.

InjayTseng/graph-engineering-on-research

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when you want to feel graph engineering in five minutes, before learning it — one claim you believe, three isolated skeptics, one vote.

InjayTseng/graph-engineering-on-research

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use on a big fuzzy problem before any research is dispatched — MECE decomposition into a tree whose leaves route onward to research or roundtable rounds by themselves.

InjayTseng/graph-engineering-on-research

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when you have a question and are not sure which of the six templates applies — classifies it, quotes the cost from measured runs before spending anything, and says so when none of them fits.