Submission Readiness
Use when research work is complete and you need to decide the next step — submit to journal, share as preprint, continue refining, or pivot direction
Whats Next
Use when a researcher is stuck, unsure of the next step, feels lost in the middle of a project, or asks any variant of "what should I do next?", "where am I?", "what now?", "I'm stuck" — diagnoses research state and recommends which Eureka skill to invoke next
Using Eureka
Use when starting any conversation involving research, hypotheses, experiments, data analysis, scientific claims, or manuscript writing — establishes how to find and use Eureka research skills
Receiving Research Review
Use when receiving research review feedback, before implementing suggestions — requires verification against actual data and scientific reasoning, not performative agreement
Research Ideation
Use when the researcher has no specific research question yet — when they need to discover what to study, not how to study it. Triggers on keywords like 'what should I research', 'research ideas', 'what can I do with this dataset', or when a dataset/paper is provided without a formed question.
Research Brainstorming
You MUST use this before any experiment, analysis, or scientific claim — when a research question, hypothesis, study design, or scientific approach needs to be defined or refined
Claims Audit
Use during or after manuscript writing to verify every quantitative claim traces to actual data, every figure is script-generated, and all results including negative ones are reported
Systematic Troubleshooting
Use when experiments produce unexpected results, analyses fail, or findings contradict expectations — before proposing explanations or re-running
Manuscript Writing
Use when writing a research manuscript — guides section-by-section writing with prerequisite gates, citation discipline, number traceability, and per-section subagent review. Activated after experiment results are reviewed and before claims-audit.
Novelty Competitive Audit
Use before submission to verify the manuscript's contribution is still novel and competitive against recent literature (last 2 years) — 출판 전 경쟁 검토, preemption 체크, novelty 감사. Detects preemption, re-verifies contribution altitude, runs a differentiation test, and issues PASS/CONCERN/BLOCK. Complements research-brainstorming Step 3 (design-time novelty) at submission time.
Experiment Design
Use when a research design has been approved and needs to be broken into executable experiment steps — the research equivalent of an implementation plan
Requesting Research Review
Use when an experiment phase is complete, before drawing conclusions, before writing results, or before claiming findings are publication-ready
Research Journal
Use when finishing a research work session, after making a significant methodological decision, after a failed experiment or unexpected result, before a phase transition, or when the user explicitly asks to log/memo/remember the session — appends a structured narrative entry to docs/eureka/journal/ capturing decisions, failures, surprises, blockers, and next-session starting points
Hypothesis First
Use when running any experiment or analysis — hypothesis and analysis plan must be registered before seeing results, the scientific equivalent of test-driven development
Verification Before Publication
Use before claiming results are publication-ready, before submitting manuscripts, or before sharing findings externally — requires fresh verification evidence for every claim
Figure Design
Use when creating, updating, or reviewing a research figure (plot, chart, brain map, heatmap, schematic) — guides chart-type selection, typography, colorblind-safe palette, layout, and journal-specific export specs. Dispatches a figure-reviewer subagent after rendering. Complements claims-audit (which checks figure integrity) by checking figure design.