Website Navigation Restructure

give me a quick coding agent prompt which will take the functionality of the blog section and place it under the research section and get ride of the original navigation to the blog and get rid of the book navigation and just let the button direct to it so there is home research projects about and that is it for the navigation and we need more feature blog posts for that section, we need the ones which link to everything as the feature blog posts, so we need the research page and the featured articles updated

Use this prompt: --- You are a senior Next.js 16 + React + TypeScript engineer working on my website. ### Goal Restructure the site so **Research becomes the primary destination for all blog content**. ### Navigation Change the main navigation to only: - Home - Research - Projects - About Remove: - Blog - Book The Book should remain accessible only through CTA buttons (homepage, article CTAs, etc.), not the main navigation. ### Research Section Move all of the current Blog functionality into the Research page. Specifically: - The Research page should become the complete article index. - Preserve all search, filtering, pagination, tags, categories, metadata, and article cards that currently exist in Blog. - Maintain all URLs for existing articles so nothing breaks. - `/research` should be the primary entry point to the content. - Remove the separate Blog landing page/navigation. ### Featured Articles Redesign the featured articles section. Instead of showing recent posts, feature the cornerstone articles that best introduce the overall architecture and connect to the rest of the website. Prioritize articles that: - Explain Sovereign AI - Introduce the overall architecture - Link to Projects - Link to the Book - Link to implementation guides - Serve as entry points into the rest of the research The featured section should feel like a curated research roadmap rather than a chronological feed. ### Research Page Improvements Redesign the page to feel like a research portal. Sections should include: 1. Featured Research (cornerstone articles) 2. Latest Research 3. Browse by Topic 4. All Articles Emphasize discoverability over chronology. ### Requirements - Preserve existing styling where possible. - Do not break article routes or metadata. - Update internal links to reference Research instead of Blog where appropriate. - Remove obsolete Blog navigation/components. - Keep the code modular and avoid duplication by reusing existing Blog components under the Research page. - Ensure the homepage Featured Articles section also uses the new curated cornerstone articles rather than simply the newest posts. Implement this as a clean refactor rather than copying code. The Research section should become the canonical home for all written content.