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Idea Evaluator
Overview
This skill evaluates a preliminary research idea from the combined perspective of a top-venue reviewer and an experienced advisor. It scores the idea against five improvement dimensions from the idea-generation guide (Higher, Faster, Stronger, Cheaper, Broader), matches the idea's lifecycle against the user's actual capability and available hours per week, probes whether the idea has paradigm-shift potential, flags fatal flaws, and returns one of three verdicts: Strong Accept, Accept with Revisions, or Reject and Pivot.
The goal is to kill weak ideas before the student invests months, and to shape promising-but-underdeveloped ideas into stronger forms before writing begins.
When to use this skill
- The user has a draft idea and asks whether it is worth pursuing.
- The user asks for novelty check, feasibility assessment, or scoring.
- Before the user commits to a paper scope or starts implementation.
- The user is comparing two or three candidate ideas and needs a structured trade-off.
- The user suspects scope creep and wants an external check.
- The user mentions 'evaluate this idea', 'score this idea', 'assess feasibility', or 'is this a good research direction'.
When NOT to use this skill
- The user has already implemented the idea and is writing the paper. Use
phd-intro-drafter,phd-tech-paper-template, orphd-benchmark-paper-templateinstead. - The user explicitly wants brainstorming of new ideas from scratch. Use plain conversation first, then draw from
references/paradigm-shift-probe.mdandreferences/paradigm-examples.mdif disruptive framing becomes relevant. - The user asks for review of an existing manuscript. Use
phd-pre-submission-reviewer. - The user asks to evaluate a benchmark contribution specifically. Use
phd-benchmark-paper-templatein targeted mode.
Core procedure
Step 1: First impression and paper-type positioning
Read the user's idea description. In one paragraph, state whether the idea reads as Novel Problem, Novel Method, or New Setting. Is the story compelling in one sentence? If you cannot write that sentence, the idea itself is probably not yet clear enough for evaluation; ask the user to restate.
Step 2: Fatal-flaws audit (early gate)
See: references/fatal-flaws.md for the ten canonical fatal flaws, each with a detection rule and a defense strategy.
Run the fatal-flaws audit before the scoring steps rather than after them. Identify at most two fatal flaws. For each, state the flaw, cite the detection rule, and recommend a concrete defense.
Short-circuit rule. If any fatal flaw is tagged CRITICAL in the severity taxonomy (single-handedly causes rejection, unfixable within the lifecycle), stop here and emit the verdict directly:
- Verdict: Reject and Pivot.
- Output sections 1 (First impression), 2 (Fatal flaws with the CRITICAL flaw), and 8 (Verdict with the flaw-driven rationale) only.
- Do not run the five-dimension scoring, paradigm-shift probe, feasibility check, or integrity gate. Those would be decoration on a rejection.
If no CRITICAL flaw is found, continue to Step 3.
Step 3: Lifecycle and capability matching
See: references/lifecycle-capability-matching.md for the six-category lifecycle matrix, capability self-assessment rubric, and mismatch recovery strategies.
Map the idea onto one of six categories (Application, Foundational Theory, Cross-Disciplinary, Frontier Exploration, Data-Intensive, Innovative Technique). Match against the user's declared capability (effective hours per week, skill depth, theoretical versus applied strength). Output a mismatch flag if lifecycle is shorter than the user's realistic execution window.
Step 4: Five-dimension scoring
See: references/five-dimensions.md for each dimension's entry strategies, scoring rubric, and worked examples.
Score the idea on each of:
- Higher: effectiveness and accuracy gains.
- Faster: efficiency and cost reduction.
- Stronger: robustness, noise tolerance, generalisation.
- Cheaper: data, annotation, or solution cost reduction.
- Broader: cross-domain transplantation or unification.
Score each 1-10 with explicit evidence from the user's stated contribution. Identify the two or three dimensions where the idea has the highest ceiling and recommend emphasising those in the paper.
Step 5: Paradigm-shift probe
See: references/paradigm-shift-probe.md for the four probing principles (First Principles, Elephant in the Room, Technology Cycle, Hamming's Rule) and escalation rules for deeper disruptive framing.
Test the idea against four questions:
- Does it challenge a hidden assumption the field takes for granted?
- Does it address an elephant-in-the-room problem everyone sees but nobody wants to touch?
- Does it ride a technology-cycle shift (for example, LLMs making a previously impractical approach now feasible)?
- If this problem solved itself, would the field change meaningfully? (Hamming's Rule)
Two or more yes answers means the idea has disruptive potential. Note that, and recommend revisiting references/paradigm-shift-probe.md plus references/paradigm-examples.md to deepen the disruptive framing before the user commits to a paper story.
Step 6: Feasibility check
Against the user's stated resources (hardware, data access, team size, engineering skills, timeline), assess:
- Compute risk: does the experiment fit on stated hardware?
- Data risk: is the required data accessible, or does it need expensive annotation or private sources?
- Engineering risk: does the implementation match the user's skill stack?
- Timeline risk: does the estimated end-to-end duration (coding, experiments, writing, revision) fit within the idea's lifecycle?
If any risk is high, flag it explicitly with a suggested mitigation.
Step 7: Integrity gate
Before emitting the verdict, run the checks in the Integrity gate section below.
Step 8: Final verdict
Issue one of three verdicts:
- Strong Accept: execute now. Two or more dimensions at 8+, no fatal flaws, capability match green, lifecycle fit.
- Accept with Revisions: pivot the scope per recommendations before starting. Some dimensions weak, fixable flaws, or lifecycle mismatch that can be shortened.
- Reject and Pivot: do not pursue this version. Dominated by a prior benchmark or method, unfixable capability mismatch, or more than one fatal flaw.
Emit the evaluation in the Output format below.
Integrity gate
Each bullet is tagged with an enforceability class. [inspection] means the LLM can verify the bullet from the produced output alone. [attestation] means the LLM states it has done the check, but the user remains responsible for verification. [user-attest] means the bullet is a user-side rule the skill cannot confirm.
Before returning the verdict:
- [inspection] Every dimension score cites specific evidence from the user's stated contribution; no score is "gut feeling".
- [inspection] Feasibility claims reference the user's stated resources, not generic assumptions.
- [inspection] Novelty claims either cite specific prior work or are labelled "unverified; literature check required".
- [inspection] Fatal flaws are specific and actionable; "this might not work" is not a flaw statement.
- [inspection] Verdict is consistent with scoring: Strong Accept requires at least two dimensions at 8+ and zero CRITICAL flaws.
- [inspection] Paradigm-shift claim cites which probing question was answered positively.
- [attestation] Lifecycle prediction is reasoned from the field's recent pace; the user should sanity-check against their own knowledge of the subfield before acting on it.
If any [inspection] check fails, downgrade the verdict and mark the corresponding output section as "needs user attention". For [attestation] bullets, the skill states the check was run and the user confirms the result.
Output format
1. First impression
2. Fatal-flaws audit (early gate)
If any CRITICAL flaw is present, skip sections 3-7 and go to section 8 with verdict Reject and Pivot.
3. Lifecycle and capability match
4. Five-dimension radar
5. Paradigm-shift probe
Disruptive potential: <none, possible, strong>.
6. Feasibility
7. Integrity gate result
8. Verdict
Top three actions to take first: 1. ... 2. ... 3. ...
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name: phd-idea-evaluator description: >- Evaluates a preliminary research idea against a five-dimension framework (Higher, Faster, Stronger, Cheaper, Broader) plus idea-lifecycle and student-capability matching, paradigm-shift probing, and a fatal-flaws audit. Returns a reviewer-style verdict. Use when the user has a draft research idea and asks whether it is worth pursuing, asks to 'evaluate this idea', 'score this idea', 'assess feasibility', 'novelty check', 'is this a good research direction', or before committing to a paper scope.
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--- name: phd-idea-evaluator description: >- Evaluates a preliminary research idea against a five-dimension framework (Higher, Faster, Stronger, Cheaper, Broader) plus idea-lifecycle and student-capability matching, paradigm-shift probing, and a fatal-flaws audit. Returns a reviewer-style verdict. Use when the user has a draft research idea and asks whether it is worth pursuing, asks to 'evaluate this idea', 'score this idea', 'assess feasibility', 'novelty check', 'is this a good research direction', or before committing to a paper scope. --- # Idea Evaluator ## Overview This skill evaluates a preliminary research idea from the combined perspective of a top-venue reviewer and an experienced advisor. It scores the idea against five improvement dimensions from the idea-generation guide (Higher, Faster, Stronger, Cheaper, Broader), matches the idea's lifecycle against the user's actual capability and available hours per week, probes whether the idea has paradigm-shift potential, flags fatal flaws, and returns one of three verdicts: Strong Accept, Accept with Revisions, or Reject and Pivot. The goal is to kill weak ideas before the student invests months, and to shape promising-but-underdeveloped ideas into stronger forms before writing begins. ## When to use this skill - The user has a draft idea and asks whether it is worth pursuing. - The user asks for novelty check, feasibility assessment, or scoring. - Before the user commits to a paper scope or starts implementation. - The user is comparing two or three candidate ideas and needs a structured trade-off. - The user suspects scope creep and wants an external check. - The user mentions 'evaluate this idea', 'score this idea', 'assess feasibility', or 'is this a good research direction'. ## When NOT to use this skill - The user has already implemented the idea and is writing the paper. Use `phd-intro-drafter`, `phd-tech-paper-template`, or `phd-benchmark-paper-template` instead. - The user explicitly wants brainstorming of new ideas from scratch. Use plain conversation first, then draw from `references/paradigm-shift-probe.md` and `references/paradigm-examples.md` if disruptive framing becomes relevant. - The user asks for review of an existing manuscript. Use `phd-pre-submission-reviewer`. - The user asks to evaluate a benchmark contribution specifically. Use `phd-benchmark-paper-template` in targeted mode. ## Core procedure ### Step 1: First impression and paper-type positioning Read the user's idea description. In one paragraph, state whether the idea reads as Novel Problem, Novel Method, or New Setting. Is the story compelling in one sentence? If you cannot write that sentence, the idea itself is probably not yet clear enough for evaluation; ask the user to restate. ### Step 2: Fatal-flaws audit (early gate) See: references/fatal-flaws.md for the ten canonical fatal flaws, each with a detection rule and a defense strategy. Run the fatal-flaws audit **before** the scoring steps rather than after them. Identify at most two fatal flaws. For each, state the flaw, cite the detection rule, and recommend a concrete defense. **Short-circuit rule.** If any fatal flaw is tagged CRITICAL in the severity taxonomy (single-handedly causes rejection, unfixable within the lifecycle), stop here and emit the verdict directly: - Verdict: Reject and Pivot. - Output sections 1 (First impression), 2 (Fatal flaws with the CRITICAL flaw), and 8 (Verdict with the flaw-driven rationale) only. - Do **not** run the five-dimension scoring, paradigm-shift probe, feasibility check, or integrity gate. Those would be decoration on a rejection. If no CRITICAL flaw is found, continue to Step 3. ### Step 3: Lifecycle and capability matching See: references/lifecycle-capability-matching.md for the six-category lifecycle matrix, capability self-assessment rubric, and mismatch recovery strategies. Map the idea onto one of six categories (Application, Foundational Theory, Cross-Disciplinary, Frontier Exploration, Data-Intensive, Innovative Technique). Match against the user's declared capability (effective hours per week, skill depth, theoretical versus applied strength). Output a mismatch flag if lifecycle is shorter than the user's realistic execution window. ### Step 4: Five-dimension scoring See: references/five-dimensions.md for each dimension's entry strategies, scoring rubric, and worked examples. Score the idea on each of: - **Higher**: effectiveness and accuracy gains. - **Faster**: efficiency and cost reduction. - **Stronger**: robustness, noise tolerance, generalisation. - **Cheaper**: data, annotation, or solution cost reduction. - **Broader**: cross-domain transplantation or unification. Score each 1-10 with explicit evidence from the user's stated contribution. Identify the two or three dimensions where the idea has the highest ceiling and recommend emphasising those in the paper. ### Step 5: Paradigm-shift probe See: `references/paradigm-shift-probe.md` for the four probing principles (First Principles, Elephant in the Room, Technology Cycle, Hamming's Rule) and escalation rules for deeper disruptive framing. Test the idea against four questions: 1. Does it challenge a hidden assumption the field takes for granted? 2. Does it address an elephant-in-the-room problem everyone sees but nobody wants to touch? 3. Does it ride a technology-cycle shift (for example, LLMs making a previously impractical approach now feasible)? 4. If this problem solved itself, would the field change meaningfully? (Hamming's Rule) Two or more yes answers means the idea has disruptive potential. Note that, and recommend revisiting `references/paradigm-shift-probe.md` plus `references/paradigm-examples.md` to deepen the disruptive framing before the user commits to a paper story. ### Step 6: Feasibility check Against the user's stated resources (hardware, data access, team size, engineering skills, timeline), assess: - Compute risk: does the experiment fit on stated hardware? - Data risk: is the required data accessible, or does it need expensive annotation or private sources? - Engineering risk: does the implementation match the user's skill stack? - Timeline risk: does the estimated end-to-end duration (coding, experiments, writing, revision) fit within the idea's lifecycle? If any risk is high, flag it explicitly with a suggested mitigation. ### Step 7: Integrity gate Before emitting the verdict, run the checks in the Integrity gate section below. ### Step 8: Final verdict Issue one of three verdicts: - **Strong Accept**: execute now. Two or more dimensions at 8+, no fatal flaws, capability match green, lifecycle fit. - **Accept with Revisions**: pivot the scope per recommendations before starting. Some dimensions weak, fixable flaws, or lifecycle mismatch that can be shortened. - **Reject and Pivot**: do not pursue this version. Dominated by a prior benchmark or method, unfixable capability mismatch, or more than one fatal flaw. Emit the evaluation in the Output format below. ## Integrity gate Each bullet is tagged with an enforceability class. [inspection] means the LLM can verify the bullet from the produced output alone. [attestation] means the LLM states it has done the check, but the user remains responsible for verification. [user-attest] means the bullet is a user-side rule the skill cannot confirm. Before returning the verdict: 1. **[inspection]** Every dimension score cites specific evidence from the user's stated contribution; no score is "gut feeling". 2. **[inspection]** Feasibility claims reference the user's stated resources, not generic assumptions. 3. **[inspection]** Novelty claims either cite specific prior work or are labelled "unverified; literature check required". 4. **[inspection]** Fatal flaws are specific and actionable; "this might not work" is not a flaw statement. 5. **[inspection]** Verdict is consistent with scoring: Strong Accept requires at least two dimensions at 8+ and zero CRITICAL flaws. 6. **[inspection]** Paradigm-shift claim cites which probing question was answered positively. 7. **[attestation]** Lifecycle prediction is reasoned from the field's recent pace; the user should sanity-check against their own knowledge of the subfield before acting on it. If any [inspection] check fails, downgrade the verdict and mark the corresponding output section as "needs user attention". For [attestation] bullets, the skill states the check was run and the user confirms the result. ## Output format ### 1. First impression ### 2. Fatal-flaws audit (early gate) *If any CRITICAL flaw is present, skip sections 3-7 and go to section 8 with verdict Reject and Pivot.* ### 3. Lifecycle and capability match ### 4. Five-dimension radar ### 5. Paradigm-shift probe Disruptive potential: <none, possible, strong>. ### 6. Feasibility ### 7. Integrity gate result ### 8. Verdict Top three actions to take first: 1. ... 2. ... 3. ...
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