fusion-tea: Skill for Claude Code

Run Study

A study runs a model package over a set of parameter points and records what the model's own objective and constraints did at each one. What makes it a study rather than a sweep is the record: one directory that a second agent, with no memory of the run, can read and recover what was asked, what was assumed, what came out, and what none of it supports.

This file is the entry point and nothing else. It captures intake, picks the mode, names the record path, and points onward. The steps live in runbook.md; the rules live in the policy.

Three roles

• User — sets the intent, and rules on any axis the model turns out not to resist. That ruling happens before any point runs.
• Executor — works through the applicable runbook obligations and commits the record. May write an executor synthesis grounded only in the committed record; label its authorship honestly.
• Administrator — optional separate reader of a committed record, used when the owner requests a cold-record reading or independent coverage needs it. Reads only the record directory and reports missing facts instead of recovering them elsewhere.

The main agent may execute and synthesize directly. A separate administrator is not an automatic step. A claimed independent reading requires a fresh non-author session with no inherited conversation. Both kinds of synthesis cite only the committed record and preserve its evidence. Review scope follows the installed goal runbook, § Review scope and evidence reuse: original evidence, bounded briefs, and no duplicate assurance. A project without the goal layer applies the study policy's § Process sizing instead.

Pick the mode

• execute — there is an intent and no record yet. Ends with a committed record.
• administer — there is a committed record and no synthesis. Ends with synthesis.md.

Infer the mode from the request and existing record. Ask only when genuine ambiguity would change the work. Executing and then synthesizing in the same session is allowed; a separate session is needed only for an independent reading.