OneResearchClaw: Skill for Claude Code

Archive Grounding

This skill handles ZIP archives as container inputs in the any-input -> grounding -> downstream research / summary / report pipeline.

Its job is not to directly pretend that the whole archive has already been deeply grounded after unpacking. Its job is to:

1. unpack the archive,
2. build a stable archive bundle,
3. identify supported child files,
4. run the corresponding child skill for each supported child file,
5. collect those child bundles under the current archive bundle's child_outputs/ directory,
6. and only then write a real archive-level grounded.md.

Position in the pipeline

This skill is for archives that package together multiple materials, such as:

• project material bundles
• meeting material bundles
• report + slides + tables + audio/video attachments
• mixed research input packages

This skill is not a replacement for the child grounding skills themselves.

• document-grounding still handles document content
• table-grounding still handles spreadsheets / CSV tables
• pptx-grounding still handles PowerPoint decks
• meeting-audio-grounding handles meeting audio inputs
• meeting-video-grounding handles meeting videos
• audio_structuring remains the atomic audio transcription backend reused by the higher-level audio/video meeting entry skills

This skill acts as an orchestrator over packaged files.

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Supported child file routing

The first version should route supported child files using a simple extension-based mapping:

• .pdf, .docx, .md, .txt -> document-grounding
• .xlsx, .csv -> table-grounding
• .pptx -> pptx-grounding
• .mp3, .wav, .m4a -> meeting-audio-grounding
• .mp4, .mov, .mkv -> meeting-video-grounding

Unsupported files may be recorded and skipped, but they must not be silently treated as grounded.

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Required Workflow

When using this skill, you must follow this workflow:

1. First run the existing script entrypoint:

   bash .cursor/skills/archive-grounding/scripts/run.sh <input_zip> <output_root>