Research

Research

Investigate a question against primary sources and leave one cited Markdown note the user or another skill can read later.

Primary sources include official docs, source code, specs, standards, release notes, first-party APIs, and repository-owned notes. Prefer them over blog posts, summaries, forum answers, or search snippets.

Workflow

1. Restate the research question and the decision or task it should support.
2. Identify where this repo keeps research notes. If there is no convention,

use a sensible local path and report it before writing when the location is ambiguous.

1. Gather evidence from primary sources. For library, framework, SDK, API, CLI,

or cloud-service docs, use current official documentation.

1. Write one Markdown note with:

• the question;
• short answer;
• cited findings with links or source paths;
• uncertainty, version limits, or stale-risk notes;
• recommended next step.

1. Return the note path and the key conclusion. Do not keep important findings

only in chat.

Output Shape

# Research: 

## Short Answer

## Findings
-  Source: 

## Caveats
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## Next Step
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Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: jesse-merhi
• Source: jesse-merhi/skills
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.