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name, description
| name | description |
|---|---|
| research-memo | Use this when the user wants a source-grounded memo, briefing, landscape summary, or background note that is broader than a single paper. |
Research Memo
When To Use
Use this skill for:
- background research
- topic briefings
- market or field overviews
- synthesis across multiple sources
- internal memos that need traceable evidence
Procedure
- Find relevant sources first.
- Inspect the strongest sources directly before synthesizing.
- Separate:
- established facts
- plausible inferences
- unresolved questions
- Write a memo with clear sections and a concise narrative.
- End with a
Sourcessection containing direct links. - Save the memo to
outputs/when the user wants a durable artifact.
Pitfalls
- Do not summarize from search snippets alone.
- Do not omit the source list.
- Do not present inference as fact.
Deliverable
Include:
- topic
- key findings
- disagreements or caveats
- open questions
- sources