AgentSkillsCN

research

通过核实真实源码内容来开展研究课题。适用于被要求调研或查阅相关链接与文档时使用。请务必使用 docs-seeker 进行文档搜集。

SKILL.md
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name: research
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description: Research topics by verifying actual source content. Use when asked to research or study links and documentation. EXCLUSIVELY USE docs-seeker for documentation gathering.
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allowed-tools: WebFetch, mcp__mcp-omnisearch__web_search,
  mcp__mcp-omnisearch__kagi_summarizer_process, Read, Grep, Bash, Task

Verified Research

Documentation Discovery - Use docs-seeker

For ALL documentation research tasks, ALWAYS use the docs-seeker skill.

docs-seeker provides comprehensive strategies:

  • •llms.txt-first approach with context7.com prioritization
  • •GitHub repository analysis via Repomix
  • •Parallel exploration with multiple agents
  • •Multi-source documentation gathering

Core Research Principles

Never present findings without examining actual source content.

Steps:

  1. •Fetch the actual source (WebFetch or extract tools)
  2. •Read the complete relevant sections
  3. •Verify claims match what source actually says
  4. •Quote specific passages when making claims

Documentation workflow:

  1. •Launch docs-seeker skill for target library/framework
  2. •Follow docs-seeker's multi-phase discovery process
  3. •Use context7.com llms.txt URLs when available
  4. •Verify all findings against source content
  5. •Present consolidated, verified information

Decision Framework

Use docs-seeker when researching:

  • •✅ Any library, framework, or technology
  • •✅ API documentation and references
  • •✅ Installation guides and setup instructions
  • •✅ GitHub repositories with documentation
  • •✅ Technical specifications and best practices
  • •✅ When user provides library name but no specific URLs

Use general research when:

  • •✅ User provides specific URLs to study
  • •✅ Studying source code directly
  • •✅ Verifying claims from search snippets
  • •✅ Research topics without clear documentation focus
  • •✅ Exploring non-documentation sources

Common Pitfalls

❌ Presenting search snippets as facts ❌ Trusting summaries without checking sources ❌ Citing sources you haven't read

When Uncertain

If you can't verify (paywall, 404, contradictions): Say so explicitly. Don't present unverified info as fact.

References

For detailed patterns and examples: