research-render
Research Render transforms wiki pages into multi-form answers: Marp slide decks, matplotlib charts, Obsidian canvases, or social content briefs. Pick one or several formats in a single run; each renders independently and files back into wiki/renders/ where outputs compound alongside your other research artifacts.
Research Render converts wiki pages into formatted outputs—slides, charts, canvases, or social briefs—filed back into your research directory.
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Install
iusztinpaul/ai-research-os-workshop/research-render · repository language: Python
git clone https://github.com/iusztinpaul/ai-research-os-workshop
cp -r ai-research-os-workshop/plugins/ai-research-os/skills/research-render ~/.claude/skills/research-renderFrequently asked questions
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How do I make a slide deck from my research notes using research-render?
Research Render converts your wiki pages into Marp slide decks. Point the tool at your research directory, select the Marp format, and it generates presentation-ready slides from your source material. Output files land in wiki/renders/ so they sit alongside your other research artifacts.
Can research-render render wiki pages as multiple output formats at once?
Yes. Research Render lets you pick one or several formats in a single run—Marp slides, matplotlib charts, Obsidian canvases, and social content briefs all render independently. Each output files back into wiki/renders/ where outputs compound over time.
What chart types can research-render create from wiki sources?
Research Render generates matplotlib charts and comparison visualizations from your research content. You can extract data from wiki pages and render it as charts, then save the output to wiki/renders/ for easy reference alongside your notes.
How does research-render visualize concept relationships?
Research Render builds Obsidian Canvas format outputs that show how ideas connect. The tool maps concept relationships from your wiki pages and renders them as visual canvases, letting you see connections at a glance in your research directory.
Can I generate social media content from my research using research-render?
Research Render extracts post ideas and builds social content briefs from your wiki pages. Feed it your research notes and specify the social brief format to get LinkedIn posts, Twitter threads, or other content ideas ready to publish.
Where do research-render output files get saved?
Research Render saves all outputs—slides, charts, canvases, and briefs—into wiki/renders/. Files compound there alongside your other research artifacts, keeping everything organized in one place for easy discovery and reuse.
SKILL.md
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Research Render
Wiki pages are the substrate. This skill turns them into multi-form answers — slide decks, charts, canvases, social briefs — and files those outputs back into wiki/renders/<format>/<slug>.{md,png,canvas} so they compound just like any other wiki artifact.
Four formats are supported:
- marp — slide deck (Marp markdown)
- chart — matplotlib chart (PNG + companion .py script for reproducibility)
- canvas —
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plugins/ai-research-os/skills/research-render/agents/brief_writer.md
plugins/ai-research-os/skills/research-render/agents/canvas_writer.md
plugins/ai-research-os/skills/research-render/agents/chart_writer.md
plugins/ai-research-os/skills/research-render/agents/marp_writer.md