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46 lines
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name: research-memo
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description: Use this when the user wants a source-grounded memo, briefing, landscape summary, or background note that is broader than a single paper.
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---
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# Research Memo
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## When To Use
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Use this skill for:
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- background research
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- topic briefings
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- market or field overviews
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- synthesis across multiple sources
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- internal memos that need traceable evidence
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## Procedure
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1. Find relevant sources first.
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2. If the topic is current, product-oriented, market-facing, or asks about latest developments, use `web_search` and `fetch_content` first.
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3. If there is an academic literature component, use `alpha_search` and inspect the strongest papers directly.
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4. Inspect the strongest sources directly before synthesizing.
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5. Separate:
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- established facts
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- plausible inferences
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- unresolved questions
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6. Write a memo with clear sections and a concise narrative.
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7. End with a `Sources` section containing direct links.
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8. Save the memo to `outputs/` when the user wants a durable artifact.
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## Pitfalls
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- Do not summarize from search snippets alone.
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- Do not omit the source list.
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- Do not present inference as fact.
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- Do not rely on paper search alone for latest/current topics.
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## Deliverable
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Include:
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- topic
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- key findings
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- disagreements or caveats
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- open questions
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- sources
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