Field Progression · l-666-888 bundle Build a verified, beginner-readable history of how a research field progressed, from its founding papers to the present. Divides the field into eras with a stated thesis each, writes every paper up in a fixed six-section format (citation, question, result, mechanism, impact, limitations), and produces an overview with a through-line table plus a corrections file of results the field routinely misquotes. Verifies every identifier against the publisher's page, takes numbers from the paper's own tables with the model and baseline attached, confirms code links resolve, and checks figures by content. Labels anything unconfirmed rather than hedging it. Use when asked for the history, evolution, progression, timeline, lineage, or development of a research area, a literature review organized chronologically or by era, a "how did X get here" or "what led to Y" explainer, a survey of how a technique or idea developed over time, or a beginner-facing map of who did what first in a field and why it mattered.
