Validated run
20 Apr 2026
Strict smoke workflow pass for the sample paper
paper-pro is the production-style paper lane for Bohr: one lead agent, a specialized manuscript
architecture pass, adversarial review, citation-integrity checking, evidence verification, compliance checks,
and a final provenance sidecar. This page shows the exact sample paper, the agent graph behind it, and the
cost discipline that keeps the workflow usable before it becomes expensive.
Validated run
20 Apr 2026
Strict smoke workflow pass for the sample paper
Input tokens
133,875
Measured across manuscript subagents in the passing proof run
Output tokens
37,594
Compressed handoffs plus one final manuscript expansion
Subagent cost
$0.99469
Measured subagent-only telemetry; lead orchestration cost is slightly higher
Agent flow
The design principle is simple: only one stage should spend heavily on long-form prose at a time. Everything else stays short, explicit, and artifact-driven so the workflow remains debuggable and cheaper to operate.
Diagram 01
Paper-pro orchestration map
Diagram 02
Token bifurcation map
Bohr lead agent
Scopes the run, selects the slug, coordinates artifact paths, hands the right context to each specialist, reconciles critiques, and promotes the final manuscript plus provenance sidecar.
paper-architect
Turns a raw topic and evidence pack into a manuscript architecture: thesis boundary, section plan, evidence map, argument order, and the constraints that keep the writer honest.
writer
Writes the actual paper from the architecture memo and evidence files, keeping claims bounded to what the local evidence package can really support.
citation-integrity
Checks whether each claim is supported at the right granularity, whether source-status labels are honest, and whether weaker sources are clearly marked instead of silently promoted.
reviewer
Looks for overclaiming, missing caveats, weak transitions, false confidence, and places where the prose sounds stronger than the evidence base actually is.
verifier
Checks the revised manuscript against the local evidence bundle and records the honest status: pass, inferred, blocked, or still unverified.
paper-compliance
Checks that the required sections exist, the run produced the expected artifacts, and the manuscript is promotable into a final paper plus provenance file.
Prompt used
This sample page is not based on a vague demo pitch. It comes from a real workflow test using the prompt below.
/paper-pro notes/citation-verification-research-notes.md. Use slug citation-verification-proof. Primary local evidence files are notes/citation-verification-research-notes.md, notes/citation-verification-research-verified-excerpts.md, and notes/citation-verification-research-verification.md. Do not reuse draft, review, citation, compliance, or provenance artifacts from any other slug. Create fresh architecture, draft, citation-integrity, review, and compliance artifacts for this slug before finalizing. Artifact contract
Final paper
papers/citation-verification-proof.md
The complete sample manuscript rendered below on this page.
Provenance sidecar
papers/citation-verification-proof.provenance.md
Honest source accounting, verification scope, and unresolved weaknesses.
Session transcript
notes/citation-verification-proof-paper-pro-session.txt
Raw workflow run transcript from the successful sample generation.
Architecture memo
outputs/.plans/citation-verification-proof-architecture.md
The paper blueprint used to control scope before drafting.
Cost optimization
The workflow does not treat every agent as a full essay writer. It splits work into cheap reasoning lanes and expensive prose lanes, then uses file-based handoffs to avoid re-paying for the same context over and over.
Architecture, critique, and compliance passes stay short. They exchange memos and path references instead of pasting full papers back into parent context.
Only the writer and final lead synthesis spend big on long-form prose. That keeps most agents in compressed reasoning mode and reserves expansion for the manuscript itself.
Artifacts land on disk, then later agents read the exact files they need. This avoids repeated transcript inflation and stabilizes resumability for long research runs.
Short `[CAVEMAN MODE: ...]` prefixes and minimal context objects reduce chatty output. In this repo, the caveman skill cites roughly 75% output-token reduction as a design goal, not as a measured guarantee for every run.
Measured on this sample run
37,594 output tokens
The passing paper-pro proof run used 133,875 input tokens, 37,594 output tokens, and recorded $0.99469 in subagent spend.
Illustrative caveman design model
~112,782 output tokens avoided
The caveman skill documents roughly 75% output-token reduction as a design goal. If that target held for this run, a verbose equivalent would be about 150,376 output tokens. That is a modeled comparison, not an instrumented A/B measurement.
Approximate spend implication
~$0.65 avoided
Using the observed run as a blended cost baseline, the same workflow without caveman-style compression would trend toward roughly $1.65 in subagent spend instead of $0.99. This is a run-level model, not provider-billed A/B telemetry.
Quality gates
Source-status honesty
Session trace
This excerpt comes from the successful session transcript saved to
notes/citation-verification-proof-paper-pro-session.txt.
$ node ./scripts/test-paper-pro-workflow.mjs
Paper-pro workflow validation passed.
Generated local artifacts:
papers/citation-verification-proof.md
papers/citation-verification-proof.provenance.md
outputs/.plans/citation-verification-proof-architecture.md Provenance sidecar
The local proof run writes source accounting and verification status to papers/citation-verification-proof.provenance.md.
The deployed website does not require this ignored generated artifact to exist at build time. When the artifact is present in a local workspace, this page renders its full contents automatically.
Sample output
The manuscript below is rendered from the actual sample artifact at
papers/citation-verification-proof.md.
The full sample manuscript is generated by the local paper-pro proof run and stored at papers/citation-verification-proof.md.
This hosted prototype keeps the page build-safe because generated research artifacts are intentionally ignored by Git in this repository. The workflow contract, telemetry, agent flow, and provenance expectations remain visible here, while the local artifact path records where the complete manuscript is produced during a proof run.