p135246/computational-research

v0.1.0MIT

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.

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skills

project-provenance

Optionally record the prompts/intent behind generated artifacts — notebooks, paclet functions/code, wiki articles, and work items. Maintains an append-only ledger at Wiki/Prompts.md and embeds a back-pointer in each artifact so provenance travels with the file. Off by default; gated by a per-project toggle in AGENTS.md. Use when the user says "track prompts", "record the prompt", "where did this come from", "turn provenance on/off", "show the prompt ledger", or the /project-provenance command. Other skills (notebook-create, wiki-update, backlog-add, backlog-run) follow this skill's format when the toggle is on. Also owns the always-on document provenance file (stem.provenance.md) that a revision round keeps beside a document: notes, hand edits, requests, rules.

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