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Adaptation guide

  1. Replace the worked case-study material while preserving its historical traceability pattern.
  2. Edit .agents/research-workflow.json: repository IDs, relative paths, roles, remotes, commit order, submodule ownership, article mapping, commands, and browser policy. Configure the scoped publication gate recursively for every authored namespace, list each in articles.authored_namespaces, and add comparable namespaces when introduced. The publish skill uses that list to guard other contributors' paths before commit and push. A focused non-default PR branch keeps audit and disclosure but does not require the confirmation pause.
  3. Keep paths relative to the discovered Git root. Use no workstation-specific paths. Keep the supported schema version at 1 unless helper and skills are upgraded together.
  4. Run python3 .agents/scripts/research_workflow.py validate and exercise the missing-field, invalid-path, and unsupported-version failures.
  5. Adjust durable domain vocabulary and authority order in CONTEXT.md; add read triggers to CONTEXT-MAP.md.
  6. Use the model-experiment issue template for new candidates and the PR template to report model, software, and publication checks separately.
  7. Forward-test the three skills in fresh contexts. Exercise publish/review mutation only against disposable fixture repositories.

The profile is the supported customization surface. Do not put domain names, absolute paths, or default-branch assumptions into generic skill instructions.