tinyhumansai Literature Review
Map what is already known about a target so the program builds on evidence, not assumptions.
When to use
- A new target enters the pipeline.
- A program stalls and needs a fresh read of the field.
Steps
- Define the question and the scope of the review.
- Search the primary literature and recent preprints.
- Extract mechanisms, prior candidates, and known failures.
- Assess the strength of the evidence behind each claim.
- Synthesize the state of the art and the open gaps.
Output
A cited review: known mechanisms, prior work, failures, and open gaps, following the [[Research standards]]. Grounds the discovery work.