ARIS — Claude Code Research Skills (Markdown-Only)

Main

• Treat it as a reproducible research pipeline: keep skills in version control and evolve them like code instead of re-prompting from scratch each week.

• Start with the core install (copy skills/* into ~/.claude/skills/), then enable optional sources (Codex MCP, Gemini) only when you need deeper coverage.

• Use the project’s change log sections as a playbook to understand which skills are stable defaults vs. opt-in experimental routes.

Source-backed notes

• README provides an install section that clones the repo and copies skills/* into ~/.claude/skills/ for Claude Code.
• README includes an optional “Set up Codex MCP” section with npm install -g @openai/codex and a claude mcp add ... command.
• README changelog-style entries document ongoing additions and routing updates for skills and sources.

FAQ

• Do I need Python to use ARIS?: Many skills are Markdown-only; optional integrations may require Python packages as described in README.
• Where do Claude Code skills live?: README copies them into ~/.claude/skills/ (create it if missing).
• How do I add Codex tools?: Follow README’s Codex MCP setup: install @openai/codex and add it via claude mcp add.