Multi-Paper Research Gap Analysis

Analyze a set of specified papers together to understand the research landscape they collectively form. The goal is not to summarize each paper independently. The goal is to understand the research landscape and answer:

• What problem space do these papers collectively address?
• What assumptions do they share? Where do they differ?
• What systems, workloads, or constraints are covered?
• What important cases are missing? What gaps remain open?
• Which gaps are realistic research opportunities?
• Which gaps are too broad, already solved, weakly motivated, or hard to evaluate?

The output should feel like a careful graduate student read the papers, understood them, prepared a research memo, and thought critically about what the work means — not like an LLM produced shallow per-paper bullets.

Audience model: by default, a general graduate-level research audience in the papers' field — technical, but may not have read the papers. If the workspace has a domain.md (or an audience/field note in its AGENTS.md), follow it to calibrate background depth, terminology, and examples to the actual research area.