find-neglected-gaps
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Find the gaps in the Escape Velocity atlas that block the most technologies and receive the least research, using the dependency graph and publication counts from OpenAlex. Use when asked where effort would matter most, what nobody is working on, which bottlenecks are shared across domains, or to prepare a priorities report.
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- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
- add-evidence-from-doiSkill
- assess-readinessSkill
- cross-domain-transferSkill
- decompose-technologySkill
- define-technologySkill
- first-contributionSkill
- review-evidenceSkill
- scout-literatureSkill
- translate-pageSkill
- weekly-briefSkill
- write-impactSkill
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