Research Brainstorm Promote

Research Brainstorm Promote

Use when a brainstorming note contains material mature enough to enter the structured research framework.

Promotion Targets

• Research question in .aiwg/research/working/research-questions.md
• Acquisition target in .aiwg/research/working/acquisition-targets.md
• REF-* candidate for induct-research
• Gap report item
• Synthesis report outline
• Corpus-root research repo candidate:
  • documentation/references/REF-XXX-*.md
  • documentation/citations/REF-XXX-citations.md
  • documentation/radar/REF-XXX-radar.md
  • documentation/profiles/**
  • indices/**, pdfs/full/**, sources/web/**, bibliographies/master.bib

Procedure

1. Read the source brainstorming note.
2. Preserve original source labels (user-idea, model-suggestion, citation-backed).
3. Choose the smallest structured target that matches the maturity level.
4. If the item is not citation-backed, promote it as a question or acquisition target, not as a research claim.
5. If the item names a source, route it to induct-research as a candidate.
6. For corpus-root research repositories, require the full induction contract before calling the item complete:
   • archive the source under pdfs/full/ or sources/web/
   • create the 15-section documentation/references/REF-XXX-*.md
   • create and backlink documentation/citations/REF-XXX-citations.md
   • create a live documentation/radar/REF-XXX-radar.md
   • update relevant PROF-* profiles and reciprocal links
   • update bibliography and rebuild indices/snapshot
   • run research-lint and research-quality-audit
7. Write a promotion record using agentic/code/extensions/research-brainstorming/templates/promotion-record.md.

Output

Return the target artifact path, the preserved source label, missing evidence, and the next research framework command or skill to run.