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comparative-synthesis

Compare and synthesize findings across multiple completed DeepScan reports. Use when the user wants cross-run analysis, trend comparison, or a unified summary from several research sessions.

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# Comparative Synthesis

Use this skill when the user wants to compare, contrast, or synthesize findings across multiple completed DeepScan runs rather than monitor a single active job.

## Workflow

1. Use `summarize_evidence` to pull cross-report summaries from the user's DeepScan history.
2. If the user references specific runs, use `get_deepscan_report` for each to get full report data.
3. Identify overlapping papers, conflicting findings, and complementary themes across runs.
4. Use `run_python_plot` to visualize comparisons when the data supports it.

## Output Style

Structure the synthesis around: