Deep research on topics using web search and page fetching. Use when: user asks to research, investigate, or needs comprehensive multi-source info on a topic. Don't use when: user wants a quick definition (use define skill), current news headlines (use news skill), or to summarize a single URL (use summarize skill).
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name: research
description: "Deep research on topics using web search and page fetching. Use when: user asks to research, investigate, or needs comprehensive multi-source info on a topic. Don't use when: user wants a quick definition (use define skill), current news headlines (use news skill), or to summarize a single URL (use summarize skill)."
version: "1.0.0"
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# Web Research
## Use when
- "research X", "look into X", "tell me everything about X"
- Needs multiple sources, comprehensive well-sourced information
## Don't use when
- Quick word definition (use define)
- Current news headlines (use news)
- Summarize a single URL (use summarize)
- Simple factual answer
## Instructions
When researching a topic:
1. Start with a broad web_search to understand the topic
2. For detailed info, use web_fetch on promising URLs
- Prefer authoritative sources (Wikipedia, official sites, reputable news)
- Avoid clickbait or low-quality sources
3. Synthesize information from multiple sources
- Cross-reference facts when possible
- Note if sources conflict
4. Format findings clearly:
- Lead with the key answer
- Add supporting details
- Cite sources when relevant
5. Save important findings to memory if the user might need them later
