“research”

Web research that searches, opens primary sources, and cites them.

Use when comparing libraries or frameworks, evaluating approaches or architectures, investigating a technology or topic, finding best practices, deep-diving…

Look it up before answering or building — this project's documents of record first, then external prior art.

Answer focused questions from documents, APIs, or a few sources; route broad comparisons and high-stakes investigations to deep-research.

Research a subject and compile a sourced report.

Sourced research through Grep for a company, market, API, or topic the user wants investigated.

Research across preprint, formal, web, and practitioner axes.

Multi-step research with sources, best handled by a crew.

Upstream research before deciding - vendor docs, changelogs, release diffs (`base_ref..upstream_ref`), breaking-change audits, and technology evaluations…

Investigate substantial research questions against primary sources and capture cited findings in the repo.

Researches on the web before writing.

Transform the LLM into a rigorous, systematic research agent that produces well-sourced, structured, and evidence-driven research outputs.

Always use when researching a topic or verifying knowledge.

Start a Sokosumi research workflow.

Use when the user asks to research, investigate, compare competitors, study a market or industry, check the current status of a regulation or policy, search…

Produce a durable cited report when a user or calling agent requests research into a question, subject, package, or claim.

Survey a codebase or product surface in PM-mode and produce a research note with hot picks per dimension, without making decisions or writing code.

Research a question using primary sources.

Use when questions.md is approved and the QRSPI pipeline needs objective codebase and web research — dispatches parallel specialist subagents per question…

Conductor for the full research-to-proposal pipeline.

Research a question against primary sources and save cited Markdown notes, using a T3 background task when available.

Research methodology — finding, evaluating, synthesizing information

Research sources and assess their applicability to a question.

Source-grounded research — primary sources, provenance, fact vs interpretation.