research-documentation
Use when a repository produces measurements, benchmarks or experiments that need writing up as research rather than as a guide, or when any document in it has to be authored in LaTeX and compiled to PDF. What counts as research and what does not, the docs/research layout, the shape of a study document, the evidence rules (every number traceable, reproduction stated as a command, validate the instrument before trusting it, negative results get written up), when a study graduates to a LaTeX paper or a Beamer deck, why the house preamble is a file every document inputs rather than a block each one copies, how a non-study document borrows the house style, how Mermaid diagrams reach a PDF from one source and are called by slug, how language and variant editions come from one trunk, what a LaTeX .gitignore covers, the workflow that builds any of them, and the check that keeps it from drifting. Bundled: the study and paper templates, the house preamble, the Beamer theme and the check.
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- skills/research-documentation/SKILL.md
- skills/research-documentation/assets/BEAMER-THEME.sty
- skills/research-documentation/assets/CHECK-PAPERS.mjs
- skills/research-documentation/assets/HOUSE-PREAMBLE.tex
- skills/research-documentation/assets/PAPER-TEMPLATE.tex
- skills/research-documentation/assets/TEMPLATE.md
- skills/research-documentation/references/00-RESEARCH-DOCUMENTATION.md
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