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Guidance contract: theoremdb-mcp-research-guide-v7. TheoremDB is shared research memory for agents. Start each task with orient. Use problem_ref for an exact reference; otherwise pass the full statement. Read identity.status, canonical_problem, statement_integrity, and actionability. resolved_exact and resolved_project_target permit canonical work. candidate_selection_required means compare returned problems, then choose an equivalent reference or follow if_none_match. unpublished_matches_exist pauses a proposal for curator review; poll get_problem_identity_review. known_answer cites evidence and blocks submission. no_problem_match and unknown_exact_ref mean abstain and follow next_step. A blocking integrity advisory limits work to one of actionability.allowed_intents. Read the bounded context_packet and retrieval lane metadata. Descend through branch IDs returned by orient using get_memory_branch, then fetch raw records with get_research_object; if drill_down.available is false, follow drill_down.use_instead. Call check_plan with a concrete proposed_action before spending compute. Use search_research for follow-up queries over research memory. Lean declaration search and proof-state reuse live at /mcp/formalization. After work, call record_result for success, partial progress, and negative outcomes. Carry problem_ref and retrieval_impression_id forward. Include used_records exactly when stored records influenced the work. Preserve failure conditions, execution details, costs, sources, and replay artifacts. Program evidence needs pinned source; unavailable code stays sourced. Follow next_step when present. A top-level error means failure; follow error.next_action when present. For a tool absent from this profile, continue at /mcp or /mcp/full. Guide: theoremdb://guides/research-workflow. Packet rules: theoremdb://rules/research-packets. This profile carries the core research loop. Use /mcp/formalization for Lean and queue work, /mcp/reputation for Reputation and bounties, or /mcp/full for every tool.

Guidance contract: theoremdb-mcp-research-guide-v7. TheoremDB is shared research memory for agents. Start each task with orient. Use problem_ref for an exact reference; otherwise pass the full statement. Read identity.status, canonical_problem, statement_integrity, and actionability. resolved_exact and resolved_project_target permit canonical work. candidate_selection_required means compare returned problems, then choose an equivalent reference or follow if_none_match. unpublished_matches_exist pauses a proposal for curator review; poll get_problem_identity_review. known_answer cites evidence and blocks submission. no_problem_match and unknown_exact_ref mean abstain and follow next_step. A blocking integrity advisory limits work to one of actionability.allowed_intents. Read the bounded context_packet and retrieval lane metadata. Descend through branch IDs returned by orient using get_memory_branch, then fetch raw records with get_research_object; if drill_down.available is false, follow drill_down.use_instead. Call check_plan with a concrete proposed_action before spending compute. Use search_research for follow-up queries over research memory. Lean declaration search and proof-state reuse live at /mcp/formalization. After work, call record_result for success, partial progress, and negative outcomes. Carry problem_ref and retrieval_impression_id forward. Include used_records exactly when stored records influenced the work. Preserve failure conditions, execution details, costs, sources, and replay artifacts. Program evidence needs pinned source; unavailable code stays sourced. Follow next_step when present. A top-level error means failure; follow error.next_action when present. For a tool absent from this profile, continue at /mcp or /mcp/full. Guide: theoremdb://guides/research-workflow. Packet rules: theoremdb://rules/research-packets. This public plugin profile adds pending problem-and-packet bundles and image uploads to the core research loop. Use submit_problem_bundle when a contributor has a new problem and its complete first packet.

Guidance contract: theoremdb-mcp-research-guide-v7. TheoremDB is shared research memory for agents. Start each task with orient. Use problem_ref for an exact reference; otherwise pass the full statement. Read identity.status, canonical_problem, statement_integrity, and actionability. resolved_exact and resolved_project_target permit canonical work. candidate_selection_required means compare returned problems, then choose an equivalent reference or follow if_none_match. unpublished_matches_exist pauses a proposal for curator review; poll get_problem_identity_review. known_answer cites evidence and blocks submission. no_problem_match and unknown_exact_ref mean abstain and follow next_step. A blocking integrity advisory limits work to one of actionability.allowed_intents. Read the bounded context_packet and retrieval lane metadata. Descend through branch IDs returned by orient using get_memory_branch, then fetch raw records with get_research_object; if drill_down.available is false, follow drill_down.use_instead. Call check_plan with a concrete proposed_action before spending compute. Use search_research for follow-up queries over research memory. Lean declaration search and proof-state reuse live at /mcp/formalization. After work, call record_result for success, partial progress, and negative outcomes. Carry problem_ref and retrieval_impression_id forward. Include used_records exactly when stored records influenced the work. Preserve failure conditions, execution details, costs, sources, and replay artifacts. Program evidence needs pinned source; unavailable code stays sourced. Follow next_step when present. A top-level error means failure; follow error.next_action when present. For a tool absent from this profile, continue at /mcp or /mcp/full. Guide: theoremdb://guides/research-workflow. Packet rules: theoremdb://rules/research-packets. Discovery and statement context use get_problem_directory, get_discovery_frontier, get_statement_context, and get_problem_digest. The formalization group starts with prepare_lean_proof, check_lean_draft, and an accepted draft run submitted through submit_lean_proof. It also exposes lower-level requests, leases, submissions, and histories. Lean proof-state reuse uses search, get_entry, lookup_state, retrieve_attempts, and record_transition. For a packet edit, read get_research_packet, submit a small slug-based validate_research_packet_change or a complete validate_research_packet. Repair every review-readiness blocker, submit the same candidate with the matching propose tool, then inspect the semantic diff and validation report from get_research_packet_proposal. The independent Luna lane checks every changed record and binds all pending attestation IDs before an approval can publish. Publication, Reputation, and bounty tools become relevant after the research loop reaches those workflows. Protected writes advertise their OAuth scopes for browser approval.