A Claude Code research loop that keeps reading, practice, ideation, experiments, and writing connected through shared plain-text state.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Map a subfield by discovering, organizing, and cross-linking research papers into a persistent, wiki-integrated lit workspace. TRIGGER when the user wants to build a literature review, survey a subfield, do a paper search, find related work, or map what exists on a topic. Also triggers on "find me papers on...", "what…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
General-purpose multi-agent orchestrator. TRIGGER when: (1) the task is complex or multi-step — research, analysis, review, planning, debugging, refactoring, or any work that benefits from multiple expert perspectives; (2) the user asks for parallel review or multi-angle analysis; (3) brainstorming, ideation, or…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Read, discuss, and optionally ingest a research paper. TRIGGER when the user wants to read a paper, discuss a paper, ingest a paper into the wiki, or analyze a research document. Provides a 5-phase workflow: Load → Analyze → Discuss → Ingest → Follow-up. Chains to wiki, mental-gym, and research-companion.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Strategic research companion — brainstorm, evaluate, and decide on research directions. TRIGGER when the user wants to brainstorm research, evaluate research ideas, do project triage, or explore a problem space. ALSO TRIGGER when the user proposes a research idea mid-session, shares a hunch, or uses phrasings like…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Start a structured research session with a briefing and guided workflow. TRIGGER when the user is starting a work session, wants to know what to work on, or says "research session" / "what should I work on" / "catch me up." Reads research state, presents a briefing, and chains to appropriate sub-skills (paper-read…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
You produce a structured research digest that helps the researcher see their trajectory, identify gaps, and set priorities. This is reflection and planning, not just reporting.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: