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santanna-research-fork

ArjunPanickssery

Claude Code workflow for academic research reports.

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AboutArjunPanickssery/santanna-research-fork

Fork of pedrohcgs/claude-code-my-workflow adapted for LaTeX article-class reports with Python analysis and Gwern-styled HTML.

README.md

An adapted fork of pedrohcgs/claude-code-my-workflow for producing formal LaTeX research reports with a companion HTML site, data analysis, and visualization. Ships with opinionated .claude/ rules, skills, hooks, and templates.

Primary output is a PDF report via pdflatex + BibTeX; secondary output is a Gwern-styled HTML companion built with Pandoc.

What you get

  • A new-project.sh scaffolder that creates an isolated project folder per research topic
  • A rule-driven Claude Code workflow: plan-first, contractor-mode orchestration, session logging, quality gates, verification protocol
  • Slash-command skills: /new-project, /compile-report, /build-html, /compile-tikz, /lit-review, /data-analysis, /proofread, /validate-bib, /commit, and more (see CLAUDE.md)
  • Seven hooks wired into .claude/settings.json for desktop notifications, file protection, context monitoring, and pre/post-compaction state capture
  • A LaTeX report template with BibTeX, hyperref, cleveref, and standard academic packages
  • A TikZ compile pipeline (PDF + SVG for LaTeX and HTML respectively)
  • A Pandoc HTML pipeline with sidebar TOC, citation popovers, and MathJax

Prerequisites

Install these before first run. Commands shown for macOS (Homebrew) and Debian/Ubuntu.

Quickstart

Then in your Claude Code session, scaffold your first project with the /new-project slash command:

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Where it came from

rebuilt from pedrohcgs/claude-code-my-workflow A ready-to-fork foundation for AI-assisted academic work. today

What this copy built: +projects — top-level directories this copy added on top of the original.

Read from the repository's git tree on 2026-08-17.