EvoScientist/EvoSkills
🧬 Extend EvoScientist with Installable Skill & Knowledge Packs
What it solves
EvoSkills provides a comprehensive set of installable knowledge packs designed to extend AI agents (specifically EvoScientist) with domain-specific expertise for the entire academic research lifecycle. It transforms a general-purpose coding agent into a specialized scientific researcher capable of handling everything from initial ideation and literature review to experiment execution, paper writing, and peer-review rebuttals.
How it works
The project operates as a library of "skills" that can be installed into agents via commands or the skills.sh framework. These skills implement structured, multi-stage workflows for specific research tasks. For example, the research-ideation skill uses persona-driven refinement and Elo tournament ranking to select the best research ideas, while the experiment-pipeline enforces a 4-stage execution framework with attempt budgets to prevent "rabbit holes."
Central to the system is evo-memory, a persistent research memory layer that tracks successful and unsuccessful directions across research cycles, allowing the agent to evolve its strategies over time.
Who it’s for
- AI Researchers: Those using AI agents to automate or augment the scientific discovery process.
- Coding Agent Users: Users of Claude Code, Cursor, or Gemini CLI who want to add academic research capabilities to their tools.
- Academic Writers: Researchers needing structured assistance with paper planning, drafting, and the rebuttal process.
Highlights
- End-to-End Research Pipeline: Covers ideation, planning, experimentation, writing, and review.
- Self-Evolution: Uses
evo-memoryto distill reusable patterns and avoid repeating past mistakes. - Rigorous Experimentation: Implements a 4-stage pipeline with strict attempt budgets and structured logging.
- Academic Tooling: Includes specialized tools for publication-ready Matplotlib figures, Mermaid-based research lineage maps, and LaTeX paper drafting.
- Mathematical Rigor: Features a Tao-style Olympiad proof workflow with calibrated abstention to avoid "hallucinated" proofs.
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