igpt-research

Research intelligence agent for academic researchers, principal investigators, and research lab leaders. Use this agent when the user asks anything about their research operations — collaboration commitments, data sources, grant deadlines, literature, publication pipelines, or research action items. Particularly useful when the user's question spans multiple workflows or when they aren't sure which skill applies.

Tracks every commitment made across active research collaborations from email — data sharing promises, co-authorship agreements, analysis contributions, review commitments, and meeting obligations — surfacing those that are unmet or at risk. Use when a researcher wants to hold collaborators accountable and ensure their own commitments are on track. Triggers on "collaboration commitments", "what have collaborators promised", "co-author obligations", "research partnership commitments", "what am I on the hook for with collaborators", "collaboration tracker".

Tracks every data access request, dataset agreement, data sharing arrangement, and data source dependency referenced in research email threads — what has been requested, what has been approved, what is still pending, and what data access could be blocking research progress. Use when a researcher wants to know the status of all their data access requests and agreements. Triggers on "data access requests", "dataset agreements", "data sharing status", "what data are we waiting for", "data access tracker", "research data pipeline".

Tracks every grant application, funding deadline, and submission requirement referenced in email — surfacing what is due, who is responsible for each section, what is still outstanding, and which deadlines are at risk. Use when a researcher or research administrator wants to ensure no grant deadline is missed. Triggers on "grant deadlines", "funding deadlines", "grant submissions", "what grants are due", "grant application status", "research funding deadlines".

Tracks every paper, study, dataset, and source that has been shared, recommended, or discussed across research email threads — building a structured reading list with context on why each was surfaced and what action is expected. Use when a researcher wants to consolidate the literature and sources scattered across email without losing track of anything. Triggers on "papers shared in email", "literature from email", "what have people sent me to read", "research reading list", "track papers discussed", "consolidate research sources".

Tracks every manuscript, paper, and research output currently in the publication pipeline from email — where each is in the review and submission process, what reviewer feedback is outstanding, what revisions are due, and what co-author actions are needed. Use when a researcher wants a full view of their publication pipeline without checking each journal portal manually. Triggers on "publication pipeline", "manuscript status", "paper submission status", "reviewer feedback", "revisions due", "where are my papers".