/research:list

Display all research notes stored in your project with a quick overview.

Quick Start

Copy/research:list

No arguments needed—shows all research notes.

Purpose

Shows research notes stored in docs/10-research/ with:

• Date
• Topic
• Filename
• One-line summary (if available)

This is a read-only command—no files are written.

Output

## Research Notes

| Date       | Topic                  | File                        |
|------------|------------------------|-----------------------------|
| 2025-01-07 | OAuth Integration       | 20250107-oauth.md           |
| 2025-01-06 | Performance Tips        | 20250106-perf.md            |
| 2025-01-05 | Database Migrations     | 20250105-migrations.md      |

Total: 3 research notes

Quick actions:
- /research:view FILE=<filename> - Read a specific note
- /research:analyze FILE=<filename> - Analyze for implementation
- /research:ask TOPIC="new topic" - Create new research prompt
- /research:import TOPIC="..." - Import external content

When No Research Exists

If no research notes are found:

No research notes found.

Quick start:
- /research:ask TOPIC="your topic" - Generate research prompt for ChatGPT/Claude
- /research:import TOPIC="..." - Import external content

How It Works

1. Reads docs/10-research/README.md for the index table
2. If README doesn't exist, lists files from the directory
3. If directory doesn't exist, shows helpful message
4. Suggests next actions

Quick Actions

After viewing the list, you can:

When to Use

• Before implementing - Find past research on a topic
• Looking for code snippets - Remember where you researched something
• Check action items - See what tasks came from research
• Team knowledge sharing - Browse what's been researched

Related Commands

• /research - Overview of research system
• /research:ask - Generate research prompts
• /research:import - Import research results
• /research:view - Read specific research note
• /research:analyze - Analyze for implementation