research

Overview

Use this skill to research a topic and deliver a polished, well‑sourced report. The report must be written in the same language as the user.

Workflow

1. •

   Record the question

   • •Write the original user question to /question.txt.
2. •

   Research

   • •Use google_search to gather sources and facts.
   • •Target at least 8 distinct sources when possible; if fewer are available, note the limitation.
3. •

   Write or update the report file

   • •If the user specifies a file, edit that file.
   • •Otherwise, create a new kebab‑case Markdown file in the workspace root (e.g., space-data-centers.md).
4. •

   Deliver the report

   • •Respond with the full report content (not a summary) so the user can read it in chat.

Report requirements

• •Use clear Markdown headings (#, ##, ###).
• •Aim for 1500–2500 words unless the topic is narrow.
• •Each major section should include at least two multi‑sentence paragraphs.
• •Use simple, professional language and avoid self‑referential commentary.
• •Do not explain what you are doing; just write the report.

Structure guidance (examples)

• •Compare two things: Intro → Topic A → Topic B → Comparison → Conclusion.
• •List items: A single list section, or one section per item; no intro/conclusion required.
• •Overview/summary: Overview → Key concept 1 → Key concept 2 → Key concept 3 → Conclusion.
• •Single‑section answer: Use one cohesive section if it fully answers the prompt.

Citations & sources

• •When referencing a source in the text, use [Title](URL) format where possible.
• •Also include numeric citations [1], [2], ... tied to the source list below.
• •End with ### Sources and list each source on its own line:
  • •[1] Source Title: URL
  • •[2] Source Title: URL
• •Number sequentially with no gaps.