researcher-pack
A Claude Code research loop that keeps reading, ideation, experiments, and writing connected through shared plain-text state.
The LLM-research toolkit most of us have is a bag of disconnected tools — a chatbot for brainstorming, a summarizer for papers, an autocomplete for writing. Each is individually impressive, but nothing compounds: an idea parked in a chat on Monday, a paper read in a PDF viewer on Wednesday, and a paragraph drafted in LaTeX on Friday never know the others exist.
researcher-pack is one loop, and you only ever type one command. /research-session reads a plain-text research state, scans a local wiki for stale topic pages and unresolved review findings, and produces a briefing in under a page — what’s due, what drifted, what to pick up. From there it dispatches to sub-skills: /paper-read for ingesting a paper, /research-companion for brainstorming and triage, /weekly-review for digests, /orchestrate for multi-stage pipelines.
The loop — Read → Ideate → Experiment → Write → Reflect — is what the pack keeps turning. Every skill reads and writes the same wiki, so reading feeds brainstorming without a copy-paste, and Friday’s reflection can remind you on Monday what you decided the Friday before. Nothing needs to be carried in your head between sessions; if it was worth writing down, it’s already in a page the next skill will read.
The repository is open source on GitHub — issues and pull requests are welcome.