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Master orchestrator for the whole food & nutrition research-to-publication workflow. Coordinates the specialist skills — each with its own subagent set — into one governed path: journal selection, research (food-research / food-deep-research), writing & analysis (food-paper), fig
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Master orchestrator for the whole food & nutrition research-to-publication workflow. Coordinates the specialist skills — each with its own subagent set — into one governed path: journal selection, research (food-research / food-deep-research), writing & analysis (food-paper), figures (food-figure), peer review (food-review), revision, and finalization. Use when the user wants the entire process managed end to end, or a project routed to the right skills with quality gates. Triggers: run the full paper workflow, take this from research to submission, manage the whole project, research to publication, end-to-end paper, orchestrate my paper.
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Food-Pipeline — Master Research-to-Publication Orchestrator
The top-level conductor. It does not do research, writing, or review itself — it routes the project to the specialist skills (each a multi-subagent system), enforces quality gates between stages, and manages the review→revise loop. Original work.
Skills it orchestrates (each brings its own subagent team)
journal-selector— target-journal constraints (structure, limits, reference style, figure spec). A shared procedure, not an installed skill: loadjournal-selector/SKILL.mdand follow it.food-research— literature/evidence synthesis (quick brief / full review / systematic PRISMA + OHAT). Usefood-deep-researchinstead for an open-ended, source-validated deep dive or a standalone literature review.food-paper— whole-process manuscript system (field → questions → data/stats → figures → argument → draft → polish → self-review).food-figure— submission-grade figures at the journal spec (invoked withinfood-paper).food-review— multi-reviewer peer-review panel + formatting compliance.
Own subagents
intake_router— reads the project's current state and materials, resolves the target journal, picks the entry stage, and assembles the context each downstream skill needs.quality_gate— the checkpoint between stages: verifies the stage's deliverable meets the gate criteria (integrity, journal compliance, evidence sufficiency) and decides proceed / revise / stop, with the author at mandatory gates.
Stages
| Stage | Skill / agent | Deliverable | Gate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 · ROUTE | intake_router + journal-selector | Entry point + journal constraints | — |
| 1 · RESEARCH | food-research (or food-deep-research) | Evidence brief / gap list / (systematic report) | evidence sufficiency |
| 2 · WRITE | food-paper | Draft: analysis, figures (food-figure), argument, references | integrity + journal compliance |
| 3 · REVIEW | food-review | Review & Response Report (.docx) — feedback + editorial decision — plus margin comments on the manuscript (when Word tooling available) | mandatory author decision |
| 4 · REVISE | food-paper (revise) | Revision + response entries — tracked changes on the original Word only if the author authorizes | issues resolved |
| 5 · RE-REVIEW | food-review (re-review) | Only if the author authorizes a second round — verifies the revision; may add new comments | accept / stop (no auto third round) |
| 6 · FINALIZE | food-paper (format-convert) + writer | Submission-ready manuscript (.docx) + the one Review & Response Report (.docx); optionally an editable .pptx deck via food-ppt if the author wants slides | final compliance |
Knowledge reuse — don't research the same field twice
When the pipeline ran Stage 1 (it entered at Stage 0 or 1), the field has already
been searched and synthesized. Stages 3 · REVIEW and 5 · RE-REVIEW must
therefore carry the Stage-1 evidence base into food-review rather than let its
knowledge_builder repeat a full literature search:
- Pass forward the Stage-1 output (
food-research/food-deep-research: validated sources, evidence matrix / synthesis, grading, gap list) as the review's field-knowledge foundation; don't re-fetch what Stage 1 already validated. - Top it up with the
food-researchquick briefstream to find the field's key review publications and read those reviews in full (state of the art, consensus vs contested, standard methods, benchmark ranges). - Knowledge base = Stage-1 knowledge + key-review knowledge. The manuscript's own cited sources are still read and audited (Pathway A), reusing Stage-1 records where the source was already retrieved.
If Stage 1 did not run (entry at Stage 2/3 with a finished draft), there is
nothing to inherit — food-review builds its knowledge base the full way
(Pathway A + B). Using food-review standalone is unaffected by this rule. See
food-review/agents/knowledge_builder.md.
Review & revision defaults (Stage 3 onward) — explicit authorization
Default: one review→revise round, then FINALIZE. Do not auto-run a second round or silently rewrite the author's original Word file.
Ask once (consolidate) before Stage 4 when a .docx (or equivalent) is in play:
- Second review round? Default no. Run Stage 5 (RE-REVIEW) only if the author explicitly authorizes it. Hard cap remains 2 rounds total.
- Edit the original Word with Tracked Changes? Default no. Only modify the original manuscript in place when the author explicitly authorizes it. Without that authorization: deliver a revised copy (or a change log / marked draft) plus the Review & Response Report — leave the original file untouched.
Deliverables — exactly two files, both Word (.docx)
The pipeline produces one manuscript and one report. Never a separate review report and a response letter; never Markdown.
-
One manuscript file (
.docx). Revisions are Tracked Changes on that single original Word file when authorized (otherwise a revised copy);food-reviewadds margin comments to that same file each round, and every Editor query item gets a comment/note at its location. -
One
Review_and_Response_Report_<slug>_<date>.docx— the same document evolving through the stages, in the canonicalfood-review/references/report-format.mdstructure (Parts A/B/C; stable issue IDs; precise locations; colour legend):- Stage 3 (REVIEW) —
food-reviewwrites the reviewer feedback (black): every concern with its ID and location, plus the editorial decision. - Stage 4 (REVISE) —
food-paperupdates that same file in place, filling each item'sResponse (<type>)(blue) = Tracked edit · Editor query · Recommendation · Residual, with what was actually done and where. - Stage 5 (RE-REVIEW), if authorized — append
R2-*items to the same file.
The result carries both the reviewer feedback and the editing response in one document, labelled by round. Do not create a separate reviewer report, and do not create a standalone response letter — this report is the response. (A point-by-point letter to a journal's editor is only produced by
food-paperrevise standalone, responding to real reviewers.) - Stage 3 (REVIEW) —
Markdown is a working format only: convert with Pandoc (pandoc report.md -o report.docx) or the docx skill, and never claim a .docx you did not produce.
Run scripts/privacy_scan.py on every file before delivery.
See food-review/references/report-format.md,
food-review/references/word-review-comments.md, and
food-paper/references/revision-response.md.
Workflow
flowchart TD
A[Project in] --> R[intake_router<br/>state + materials + journal + entry stage]
R --> J[journal-selector]
R --> S1[Stage 1 RESEARCH<br/>food-research / food-deep-research]
S1 --> G1{quality_gate<br/>evidence sufficient?}
G1 -- yes --> S2[Stage 2 WRITE<br/>food-paper -> food-figure]
G1 -- no --> S1
S2 --> G2{quality_gate<br/>integrity + journal compliance}
G2 -- pass --> S3[Stage 3 REVIEW<br/>food-review panel]
G2 -- fail --> S2
S3 --> G3{{author decision<br/>mandatory gate}}
G3 -- revise --> S4[Stage 4 REVISE<br/>food-paper revise]
S4 --> G4{{author: second round?}}
G4 -- no / default --> S6[Stage 6 FINALIZE<br/>format + Word export]
G4 -- yes authorized --> S5[Stage 5 RE-REVIEW<br/>food-review re-review]
S5 -- issues + author continues --> S4
S5 -- accept --> S6
G3 -- accept --> S6
S6 --> OUT[Submission-ready manuscript]
Entry points (mid-pipeline)
intake_router detects where to start: a topic/dataset → Stage 1; a full draft →
Stage 2 or 3; reviewer comments in hand → Stage 4. It never restarts completed
stages unnecessarily. At Stage 3/4 it records whether the author has authorized
a second round and/or in-place tracked changes on the original Word file.
References (load as needed)
references/mode-advisor.md—intake_routeruses it to pick entry stage, research flavor, and skills.references/pipeline-state-machine.md— states, transitions, entry points, loop caps.references/quality-gates.md— the per-stage gate criteriaquality_gateapplies.
Rules
- Journal first, journal throughout: re-flow references and re-check limits whenever the target journal changes.
- Gates are real:
quality_gatecan send a stage back; integrity and review gates cannot be skipped, and the review decision is always the author's. - One round by default: do not auto-run RE-REVIEW; a second round needs explicit author authorization (hard cap 2).
- Original Word is opt-in: do not apply tracked changes to the author's original file unless they authorize it; otherwise leave the original untouched and deliver a revised copy / change log + the Review & Response Report.
- Food-science standards everywhere: n and error type, validated methods, panel details, ethics/food-safety — enforced at every write/review gate.
- Don't duplicate work: the specialist skills own their subagents; the pipeline sequences and gates them, it does not re-implement them.
- Two deliverables, both
.docx, always: one manuscript and one Review & Response Report carrying reviewer feedback and the editing response. Never a separate reviewer report or a standalone response letter; never Markdown (see "Deliverables").
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name: food-pipeline
description: "Master orchestrator for the whole food & nutrition research-to-publication workflow. Coordinates the specialist skills — each with its own subagent set — into one governed path: journal selection, research (food-research / food-deep-research), writing & analysis (food-paper), figures (food-figure), peer review (food-review), revision, and finalization. Use when the user wants the entire process managed end to end, or a project routed to the right skills with quality gates. Triggers: run the full paper workflow, take this from research to submission, manage the whole project, research to publication, end-to-end paper, orchestrate my paper."
metadata:
version: "2.2.0"
verified: "2026-07"
related_skills: [journal-selector, food-research, food-deep-research, food-paper, food-figure, food-review]
subagents: [intake_router, quality_gate]
references:
- references/pipeline-state-machine.md
- references/quality-gates.md
- references/mode-advisor.mdView original text
---
name: food-pipeline
description: "Master orchestrator for the whole food & nutrition research-to-publication workflow. Coordinates the specialist skills — each with its own subagent set — into one governed path: journal selection, research (food-research / food-deep-research), writing & analysis (food-paper), figures (food-figure), peer review (food-review), revision, and finalization. Use when the user wants the entire process managed end to end, or a project routed to the right skills with quality gates. Triggers: run the full paper workflow, take this from research to submission, manage the whole project, research to publication, end-to-end paper, orchestrate my paper."
metadata:
version: "2.2.0"
verified: "2026-07"
related_skills: [journal-selector, food-research, food-deep-research, food-paper, food-figure, food-review]
subagents: [intake_router, quality_gate]
references:
- references/pipeline-state-machine.md
- references/quality-gates.md
- references/mode-advisor.md
---
# Food-Pipeline — Master Research-to-Publication Orchestrator
The top-level conductor. It does not do research, writing, or review itself — it
**routes the project to the specialist skills** (each a multi-subagent system),
enforces quality gates between stages, and manages the review→revise loop.
Original work.
## Skills it orchestrates (each brings its own subagent team)
- **`journal-selector`** — target-journal constraints (structure, limits, reference style, figure spec). A **shared procedure, not an installed skill**: load `journal-selector/SKILL.md` and follow it.
- **`food-research`** — literature/evidence synthesis (quick brief / full review / **systematic** PRISMA + OHAT). Use **`food-deep-research`** instead for an open-ended, source-validated deep dive or a standalone literature review.
- **`food-paper`** — whole-process manuscript system (field → questions → data/stats → figures → argument → draft → polish → self-review).
- **`food-figure`** — submission-grade figures at the journal spec (invoked within `food-paper`).
- **`food-review`** — multi-reviewer peer-review panel + formatting compliance.
## Own subagents
- **`intake_router`** — reads the project's current state and materials, resolves the target journal, picks the entry stage, and assembles the context each downstream skill needs.
- **`quality_gate`** — the checkpoint between stages: verifies the stage's deliverable meets the gate criteria (integrity, journal compliance, evidence sufficiency) and decides proceed / revise / stop, with the author at mandatory gates.
## Stages
| Stage | Skill / agent | Deliverable | Gate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 · ROUTE | `intake_router` + `journal-selector` | Entry point + journal constraints | — |
| 1 · RESEARCH | `food-research` (or `food-deep-research`) | Evidence brief / gap list / (systematic report) | evidence sufficiency |
| 2 · WRITE | `food-paper` | Draft: analysis, figures (`food-figure`), argument, references | integrity + journal compliance |
| 3 · REVIEW | `food-review` | **Review & Response Report (`.docx`)** — feedback + editorial decision — plus **margin comments** on the manuscript (when Word tooling available) | **mandatory** author decision |
| 4 · REVISE | `food-paper` (revise) | Revision + response entries — **tracked changes on the original Word only if the author authorizes** | issues resolved |
| 5 · RE-REVIEW | `food-review` (re-review) | **Only if the author authorizes a second round** — verifies the revision; may add new comments | accept / stop (no auto third round) |
| 6 · FINALIZE | `food-paper` (format-convert) + `writer` | Submission-ready manuscript (`.docx`) + the one **Review & Response Report** (`.docx`); optionally an editable **`.pptx`** deck via **`food-ppt`** if the author wants slides | final compliance |
## Knowledge reuse — don't research the same field twice
When the pipeline **ran Stage 1** (it entered at Stage 0 or 1), the field has already
been searched and synthesized. Stages **3 · REVIEW** and **5 · RE-REVIEW** must
therefore **carry the Stage-1 evidence base into `food-review`** rather than let its
`knowledge_builder` repeat a full literature search:
- **Pass forward** the Stage-1 output (`food-research` / `food-deep-research`:
validated sources, evidence matrix / synthesis, grading, gap list) as the review's
field-knowledge foundation; don't re-fetch what Stage 1 already validated.
- **Top it up** with the **`food-research` `quick brief`** stream to find the field's
**key review publications** and **read those reviews in full** (state of the art,
consensus vs contested, standard methods, benchmark ranges).
- **Knowledge base = Stage-1 knowledge + key-review knowledge.** The manuscript's own
cited sources are still read and audited (Pathway A), reusing Stage-1 records where
the source was already retrieved.
**If Stage 1 did not run** (entry at Stage 2/3 with a finished draft), there is
nothing to inherit — `food-review` builds its knowledge base the full way
(Pathway A + B). Using **`food-review` standalone is unaffected** by this rule. See
`food-review/agents/knowledge_builder.md`.
## Review & revision defaults (Stage 3 onward) — explicit authorization
**Default: one review→revise round**, then FINALIZE. Do **not** auto-run a second
round or silently rewrite the author's original Word file.
Ask once (consolidate) before Stage 4 when a `.docx` (or equivalent) is in play:
1. **Second review round?** Default **no**. Run Stage 5 (RE-REVIEW) only if the
author explicitly authorizes it. Hard cap remains **2** rounds total.
2. **Edit the original Word with Tracked Changes?** Default **no**. Only modify
the original manuscript in place when the author explicitly authorizes it.
Without that authorization: deliver a **revised copy** (or a change log /
marked draft) plus the Review & Response Report — leave the original file
untouched.
## Deliverables — exactly two files, both Word (`.docx`)
The pipeline produces **one manuscript** and **one report**. Never a separate review
report *and* a response letter; never Markdown.
1. **One manuscript file** (`.docx`). Revisions are Tracked Changes on that single
original Word file when authorized (otherwise a revised copy); `food-review` adds
margin **comments** to that same file each round, and every **Editor query** item
gets a comment/note at its location.
2. **One `Review_and_Response_Report_<slug>_<date>.docx`** — the **same document
evolving through the stages**, in the canonical
**`food-review/references/report-format.md`** structure (Parts A/B/C; stable issue
IDs; precise locations; colour legend):
- **Stage 3 (REVIEW)** — `food-review` writes the reviewer feedback (black): every
concern with its ID and location, plus the editorial decision.
- **Stage 4 (REVISE)** — `food-paper` **updates that same file in place**, filling
each item's `Response (<type>)` (blue) = Tracked edit · Editor query ·
Recommendation · Residual, with what was actually done and where.
- **Stage 5 (RE-REVIEW)**, if authorized — append `R2-*` items to the same file.
The result carries **both the reviewer feedback and the editing response** in one
document, labelled by round. **Do not create a separate reviewer report, and do not
create a standalone response letter** — this report *is* the response. (A
point-by-point letter to a journal's editor is only produced by `food-paper`
revise **standalone**, responding to real reviewers.)
Markdown is a working format only: convert with Pandoc (`pandoc report.md -o
report.docx`) or the **`docx` skill**, and never claim a `.docx` you did not produce.
Run `scripts/privacy_scan.py` on every file before delivery.
See `food-review/references/report-format.md`,
`food-review/references/word-review-comments.md`, and
`food-paper/references/revision-response.md`.
## Workflow
```mermaid
flowchart TD
A[Project in] --> R[intake_router<br/>state + materials + journal + entry stage]
R --> J[journal-selector]
R --> S1[Stage 1 RESEARCH<br/>food-research / food-deep-research]
S1 --> G1{quality_gate<br/>evidence sufficient?}
G1 -- yes --> S2[Stage 2 WRITE<br/>food-paper -> food-figure]
G1 -- no --> S1
S2 --> G2{quality_gate<br/>integrity + journal compliance}
G2 -- pass --> S3[Stage 3 REVIEW<br/>food-review panel]
G2 -- fail --> S2
S3 --> G3{{author decision<br/>mandatory gate}}
G3 -- revise --> S4[Stage 4 REVISE<br/>food-paper revise]
S4 --> G4{{author: second round?}}
G4 -- no / default --> S6[Stage 6 FINALIZE<br/>format + Word export]
G4 -- yes authorized --> S5[Stage 5 RE-REVIEW<br/>food-review re-review]
S5 -- issues + author continues --> S4
S5 -- accept --> S6
G3 -- accept --> S6
S6 --> OUT[Submission-ready manuscript]
```
## Entry points (mid-pipeline)
`intake_router` detects where to start: a topic/dataset → Stage 1; a full draft →
Stage 2 or 3; reviewer comments in hand → Stage 4. It never restarts completed
stages unnecessarily. At Stage 3/4 it records whether the author has authorized
a second round and/or in-place tracked changes on the original Word file.
## References (load as needed)
- `references/mode-advisor.md` — `intake_router` uses it to pick entry stage, research flavor, and skills.
- `references/pipeline-state-machine.md` — states, transitions, entry points, loop caps.
- `references/quality-gates.md` — the per-stage gate criteria `quality_gate` applies.
## Rules
- **Journal first, journal throughout:** re-flow references and re-check limits whenever the target journal changes.
- **Gates are real:** `quality_gate` can send a stage back; integrity and review gates cannot be skipped, and the review decision is always the author's.
- **One round by default:** do not auto-run RE-REVIEW; a second round needs explicit author authorization (hard cap 2).
- **Original Word is opt-in:** do not apply tracked changes to the author's original file unless they authorize it; otherwise leave the original untouched and deliver a revised copy / change log + the Review & Response Report.
- **Food-science standards everywhere:** n and error type, validated methods, panel details, ethics/food-safety — enforced at every write/review gate.
- **Don't duplicate work:** the specialist skills own their subagents; the pipeline sequences and gates them, it does not re-implement them.
- **Two deliverables, both `.docx`, always:** one manuscript and **one Review & Response Report** carrying reviewer feedback *and* the editing response. Never a separate reviewer report or a standalone response letter; never Markdown (see "Deliverables").
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