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ors-workflow

Use as the router for an Operations Research (OR) manuscript — given where you are in the OR/MS modeling-to-submission lifecycle, it names the next ors-* skill to invoke. Routes; it does not itself formulate models (ors-theory-development), prove results (ors-methods), or run computational studies (ors-data-analysis).

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# Workflow Router (ors-workflow)

## When to trigger

- You are starting an *Operations Research* manuscript and want the right order of operations.
- You finished one stage (e.g., the optimization model is formulated) and ask "what next?"
- You received a decision letter from the handling Area Editor and need to route to revision.

## What Operations Research expects

*Operations Research* is the flagship methodology journal of **INFORMS**. It prizes
mathematically rigorous OR/MS contributions — optimization, stochastic/probabilistic
models, simulation, decision analysis — with **provable results** (theorems and
proofs) alongside increasingly data-driven and applied work. Methodological novelty
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