OneResearchClaw: Skill for Cursor

One-Report

Use this skill as the single top-level entry skill for the full One-Report pipeline.

This skill is a thin orchestration layer. It does not replace existing input, grounding, research, summary, review, or export skills. It must reuse them.

The purpose of this skill is to let a user provide:

• one input file path
• a small set of research requirements
• requested export format(s)

and then complete the full pipeline:

input -> grounding -> research -> report drafting -> review quality gate -> output export

without requiring the user to manually run each stage.

What This Skill Does

This skill must:

1. read the user-provided pipeline inputs
2. route the input into the correct existing grounding workflow
3. continue until grounding is actually completed
4. identify the grounded unit(s) that should continue downstream
5. for multi-topic grounding: use Task tool to create independent subagent branches for each topic child (see Subagent Rule below)
6. run research for each grounded unit
7. run the main report-drafting stage for each grounded unit
8. run the final review/refinement stage for each grounded unit
9. run output export for each final reviewed report
10. enforce strict downstream skill fidelity for every grounded unit, whether single-topic or multi-topic
11. report the final output paths clearly

What This Skill Does Not Do

This skill must not:

• implement its own grounding logic
• implement its own literature search logic
• implement its own report-writing logic
• implement its own review logic
• implement its own export logic
• rewrite existing lower-level skill contracts
• skip grounded-review and treat the draft report as the final deliverable
• ask downstream stages to compress rich literature analysis into a shallow memo
• satisfy a downstream stage with a visibly abbreviated or weakened version of that stage's own skill contract
• let single-topic execution become lax just because no fan-out occurred
• attempt downstream work in the parent context when multi-topic grounding exists (must use subagent branches)