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web-research

一种技能，用于对任何主题进行全面的网络研究，将多个来源的信息综合成条理清晰的摘要。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: web-research
description: A skill for conducting comprehensive web research on any topic, synthesizing information from multiple sources into well-organized summaries.
license: MIT
compatibility: any
allowed-tools: read_file web_search fetch_url
metadata:
  author: Maf.AgentSkills
  version: 1.0.0
  category: research

Web Research Skill

This skill helps you conduct comprehensive web research on any topic.

When to Use

Use this skill when the user asks you to:

  • •Research a topic thoroughly
  • •Find and summarize information from multiple sources
  • •Create a research report or literature review
  • •Compare different perspectives on a subject

Instructions

1. Clarify the Research Scope

Before starting, ensure you understand:

  • •The specific topic or question
  • •The depth of research required (quick overview vs. deep dive)
  • •Any specific sources or domains to focus on
  • •The desired output format

2. Search Strategy

  1. •Start broad: Use general search queries to understand the landscape
  2. •Narrow down: Use specific keywords based on initial findings
  3. •Diversify sources: Look for academic, industry, and news perspectives
  4. •Verify facts: Cross-reference important claims across sources

3. Information Synthesis

When synthesizing information:

  • •Organize by themes, not by source
  • •Highlight areas of consensus and disagreement
  • •Note the credibility and recency of sources
  • •Identify gaps in available information

4. Output Format

Structure your research report as:

markdown
# Research Report: [Topic]

## Executive Summary
[2-3 sentence overview]

## Key Findings
1. [Finding 1]
2. [Finding 2]
...

## Detailed Analysis

### [Theme 1]
[Analysis with citations]

### [Theme 2]
[Analysis with citations]

## Sources
- [Source 1]: [URL]
- [Source 2]: [URL]
...

## Limitations & Further Research
[What wasn't covered, what needs more investigation]

Tips

  • •Always cite your sources
  • •Be transparent about the limitations of your research
  • •Distinguish between facts, expert opinions, and speculation
  • •Update findings if you discover contradictory information