Agent Skills: survey-seed-harvest
Identify survey/review papers in a retrieved set and extract taxonomy seeds into `outline/taxonomy.yml` (topics/subtopics/terminology).
ID: willoscar/research-units-pipeline-skills/survey-seed-harvest
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