atomic-decomposition
Atomic Decomposition
Decompose research ideas into atomic concepts with math formula <-> code implementation mapping.
Input
$0— Research idea, paper, or method description
References
- Decomposition prompts and workflow:
~/.claude/skills/atomic-decomposition/references/decomposition-prompts.md
Workflow (from AI-Researcher Survey Agent)
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