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Wolfram-centric computational research: organize projects and sources, maintain a wiki, create and edit notebooks, collaborate on human-owned papers and paclet designs through concise notes companions, develop and publish paclets, retrieve citations, formalize requested proofs, and manage a backlog with isolated workers. Preserves human edits and author-controlled iterations; publication requires an explicit request. README.md is the authoritative workflow blueprint.

paper-journal

Optionally maintain a running scientific journal in LaTeX or Typst — a concise, structured, append-only stream of dated def/thm/rem/claim entries recording the math and physics content and main claims established during research, with every resource cited. Off by default; gated by a per-project toggle in AGENTS.md. Scaffold it, append dated entries automatically when on, and list the index. Use when the user says "keep a journal", "scientific journal", "journal this", "turn the journal on/off", "journal status", or the /paper-journal command. Distinct from the Wiki (deduplicated encyclopedia): the journal is the typeset, cited record of what was learned and when. It is also where everything a paper cannot carry goes — hedged claims, verification ranges, heuristics, alternate proofs, failed attempts and unresolved [lookup] citations — so nothing is silently dropped. Other skills (paper-create-notebook, paper-create, wiki-update, backlog-run, paper-cite) feed it when on.

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