build-paper

$npx mdskill add yoheinakajima/distributed-discovery/build-paper

Builds Distributed Discovery papers

  • Compiles foundations and study papers
  • Depends on pinned toolchain and APIs
  • Verifies tables and citations
  • Delivers validated paper artifacts

SKILL.md

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---
name: build-paper
description: Build and audit a Distributed Discovery paper from source. Use when compiling foundations, upstream-extension, or study papers and validating generated tables, figures, citations, cross-references, and claim IDs.
---

# Build and validate a paper

1. Read the paper README/build instructions, active ExecPlan, and affected claim records.
2. Regenerate every numeric table and figure from source-of-truth data; verify run IDs and checksums.
3. Check substantive statements have nearby claim-ID comments/metadata and terminology matches status.
4. Validate bibliography metadata, citation resolution, figure/table inputs, labels, references, and links.
5. Build with the pinned/documented toolchain, capture the build log, and fail on unresolved references or citations.
6. Inspect the rendered artifact for layout and confirm limitations and upstream-result attribution.
7. Record commands/artifacts in the ExecPlan. Do not commit an unexplained PDF or a paper that conceals build failures.

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SkillDescription
run-studyRun or resume a registered Distributed Discovery study with immutable provenance. Use for executing study configurations, resuming bounded searches, or recording reproducible research runs in this repository.
update-upstream-patchRegenerate additive Shared Discovery Paradox paper or site patches against the pinned read-only upstream commit. Use when preparing, refreshing, applying, or validating local upstream-extension patches without modifying or pushing upstream.
verify-claimAudit one Distributed Discovery claim against its sources, proof, code, runs, and tests. Use when checking evidence, considering status promotion, or recording a failed verification.