AgentSkillsCN

thesis_research

利用NotebookLM为博士论文提供研究辅助。严格遵循特定的工作流程，与作者的论文（001）、综述（002）以及通用参考文献进行互动。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: thesis_research
description: Research assistant for PhD thesis using NotebookLM. Enforces specific workflows for interacting with author's papers (001), reviews (002), and general references.

Thesis Research Assistant

This skill manages interactions with the "Thesis Research & References" NotebookLM notebook. It enforces strict prioritization and logical flows based on file categories.

Source Categories

  1. •Author's Papers (001): Files starting with 001). These are the core contributions.
  2. •Review Articles (002): Files starting with 002). High-level field overviews (Dark Matter, Cosmology).
  3. •General References: All other files. Deep-dive, domain-specific details.

Research Workflows

1. The "Author-First" Flow (Drafting & Specifics)

Goal: Write introductions or explain specific physics concepts used in your work.

  • •Step 1: Query ONLY files starting with 001).
  • •Step 2: Identify citations or referenced concepts within the retrieval.
  • •Step 3: Perform a Follow-up Query on the "General References" to fetch details for those specific citations.
  • •Prompt Pattern: "Based on papers '001)', explain [Topic]. Then, finding the references cited for [Topic], summarize their specific contribution from the general files."

2. The "Context-First" Flow (Integration & Reviews)

Goal: Integrate new information or understand the broader landscape.

  • •Step 1: Query ONLY files starting with 002). Get the "Big Picture".
  • •Step 2: Identify gaps where the review is too high-level.
  • •Step 3: "Drill down" into "General References" to fill those gaps.
  • •Prompt Pattern: "Using review articles '002)', outline the current state of [Topic]. Then, use the other references to provide specific experimental details on [Sub-topic]."

Critical Rules

  • •Never prioritize a General Reference over an Author Paper (001) for defining your methodology.
  • •Always check 002) reviews before claiming a statement is "universally accepted".
  • •If a user asks about a specific paper title that isn't 001 or 002, treat it as a General Reference lookup.