autoresearch — Meridian research-loop prompts
Repository-documented prompt package for coordinating AI research loops in the Mars/Meridian ecosystem, with research-tree exploration, investigation design, run supervision and preserved research memory.
Workflow level n/a Source: Repository-documented Outcome: Not empirically evaluated here
Research applicability
Provides a bounded coordination pattern for researchers organizing AI-assisted investigations and experiments; not a claim of autonomous scientific success.
Getting started
Editorial, untested guidance: read the README and inspect skills/autoresearch and the lead/runner prompts before syncing into a sandbox Mars/Meridian project; approve goals and review run outputs.
Maintenance
Mutable current README inspected; ongoing maintenance not independently assessed.
License
Not audited; inspect current license and dependency/data rights before reuse.
Workflow & human oversight
Resource-level automation unspecified. Researchers approve objectives and inspect outputs; documentation is not an executed workflow.
Workflow level is not an evidence score; higher is not better evidence.
Approach
The README separates a lead agent requiring a user-approved goal and design delegation from a runner that follows the approved goal and stage brief without redefining success.
Limitations
README-only source review by an AI editorial agent; no implementation execution, independent outcome evaluation, security audit or full linked-document review. HEAD is mutable; saved content and hashes preserve the inspected version. Same-name autoresearch projects are not presumed identical. GitHub identifies this as haowjy/autoresearch, not a fork; Mars/Meridian are dependencies/ecosystem, not identity aliases.
Reproducibility
Fresh README and identity metadata checked; no software or outcomes reproduced.
Adoption requirements
Mars/Meridian downstream project and the named meridian-dev-workflow/design-lead dependencies; exact installation and compatibility have not been audited.
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