| name | report-findings |
| description | This skill should be used when synthesizing multi-source research, presenting findings with attribution, or when report, findings, or synthesis are mentioned. |
| metadata | {"version":"1.1.1","related-skills":["research","codebase-analysis","find-patterns"]} |
Report Findings
Multi-source gathering → authority assessment → cross-reference → synthesize → present with confidence.
<when_to_use>
- Synthesizing research from multiple sources
- Presenting findings with proper attribution
- Comparing options with structured analysis
- Assessing source credibility
- Documenting research conclusions
NOT for: single-source summaries, opinion without evidence, rushing to conclusions
</when_to_use>
<source_authority>
| Tier | Confidence | Types | Use For |
|---|
| 1: Primary | 90-100% | Official docs, original research, direct observation | Factual claims, guarantees |
| 2: Secondary | 70-90% | Expert analysis, established publications, official guides | Best practices, patterns |
| 3: Community | 50-70% | Q&A sites, blogs, wikis, anecdotal evidence | Workarounds, pitfalls |
| 4: Unverified | 0-50% | Unattributed, outdated, content farms, unchecked AI | Initial leads only |
