study-workflow runs the whole planning pipeline from one topic: literature review → study design (reviewed and revised) → analysis plan (reviewed and revised) → an integrated research proposal. It is the long skill — expect 15–20 minutes on Basic — and the one to use when you need a proposal draft by tomorrow.
How to call it
text
/study Does evening blue-light exposure from smartphones shorten sleep duration in adolescents?
What happens
- Stage 1 — research: the /research pipeline, with its clarifying round if needed.
- Stage 2 — design: the /experiment-design report, then an internal review and one revision.
- Stage 3 — analysis plan: the statistical plan for the design, reviewed and revised.
- Stage 4 — proposal: an integrated document that cites the review, embeds the design and the plan, and lists open questions.
What you get
- Every intermediate artifact (review report, design document and figures, analysis plan) plus the integrated proposal.
Tips
- A precise topic sentence — population, exposure, outcome — makes every stage sharper.
- Stop after any stage and continue by hand: the artifacts are ordinary session artifacts.
