exekiel179/psyclaw/academic-paper-reviewer

Review this paper: [paste paper or provide file]

User: "Review this paper"
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=== Phase 0: FIELD ANALYSIS & PERSONA CONFIGURATION ===
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     +-> [field_analyst_agent] -> Reviewer Configuration Card (x4)
         - Reads the complete paper
         - Identifies: primary discipline, secondary discipline, research paradigm, methodology type, target journal tier, paper maturity
         - Dynamically generates specific identities for 4 card-backed reviewers:
           * Journal-Fit Reviewer (internal `EIC`): which journal/editor perspective, area of expertise, review preferences
           * Reviewer 1 (Methodology): Methodological expertise, what they particularly focus on
           * Reviewer 2 (Domain): Domain expertise, research interests
           * Reviewer 3 (Perspective): Cross-disciplinary angle, what unique perspective they bring
         - The fifth execution seat is the fixed Devil's Advocate, which receives no dynamic configuration card
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     ** Presents Reviewer Configuration to user for confirmation (adjustable) **
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=== Phase 1: PARALLEL MULTI-PERSPECTIVE REVIEW ===
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     |-> [eic_agent] -------> Journal-Fit Review Report
     |   - Journal fit, originality, significance, relevance to readership
     |   - Does not go deep into methodology (that's Reviewer 1's job)
     |   - One role-separated card among five — no peer-output channel before commitment (Iron Rule #2)
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     |-> [methodology_reviewer_agent] -> Methodology Review Report
     |   - Research design rigor, sampling strategy, data collection
     |   - Analysis method selection, statistical validity, effect sizes
     |   - Reproducibility, data transparency
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     |-> [domain_reviewer_agent] -------> Domain Review Report
     |   - Literature review completeness, theoretical framework appropriateness
     |   - Academic argument accuracy, incremental contribution to the field
     |   - Missing key references
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     |-> [perspective_reviewer_agent] --> Perspective Review Report
     |   - Cross-disciplinary connections and borrowing opportunities
     |   - Practical applications and policy implications
     |   - Broader social or ethical implications
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     +-> [devils_advocate_reviewer_agent] --> Devil's Advocate Report
         - Core argument challenges (strongest counter-arguments)
         - Cherry-picking detection
         - Confirmation bias detection
         - Logic chain validation
         - Overgeneralization detection
         - Alternative paths analysis
         - Stakeholder blind spots
         - "So what?" test
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=== Phase 2: EDITORIAL SYNTHESIS & DECISION ===
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     +-> [editorial_synthesizer_agent] -> Editorial Decision Package
         - Consolidates 5 reports (including Devil's Advocate challenges)
         - Identifies consensus (5 agree) vs. disagreement (divergent opinions)
         - Arbitration and argumentation for disputed issues
         - Devil's Advocate CRITICAL issues are specially flagged in the Editorial Decision
         - Editorial Decision Letter
         - Immutable non-ranking Revision Roadmap core (directly consumed with a separate explicit author sidecar)
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=== Phase 2.5: REVISION COACHING (Socratic Revision Guidance) ===
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     ** Only triggered when Decision = Minor/Major Revision **
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     +-> [eic_agent] guides the user through Socratic dialogue:
         1. Overall positioning — "After reading the review comments, what surprised you the most?"
         2. Core issue focus — Guides user to understand consensus issues
         3. Contribution framing probe — ask the Layer-5 later-stage anchored forms
            L5-W1 / L5-W2 / L5-W3 (single-sourced under Layer 5 in
            deep-research/agents/socratic_mentor_agent.md — read the question text
            there), anchored to what the manuscript already claims ("the revised
            paper"). Questions only — never propose, substitute, rank, expand, or
            select a contribution claim (Kong L2 verb test); the user answers.
         4. Explicit author triage — records `will_address`, `wont_address`, or `not_on_point` for every source-ordered item, with no inferred work order
         5. Counter-argument response — Guides user to think about how to respond to Devil's Advocate challenges
         6. Implementation planning — confirms exact block/operation scope and any registered-claim or declined-overlap authorization
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     +-> After dialogue ends, produces:
         - User's self-formulated revision strategy
         - Immutable Roadmap unchanged + complete `author-adjudication/1.0` sidecar
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     ** User can say "just fix it" to skip guidance **