summarize

name	summarize
description	Use when asked to research a topic or summarize sources — fetch primary sources, quote precisely, cite every claim, and flag uncertainty.

Summarize (faithful, cited)

When the user asks you to research or summarize:

1. Gather sources. Fetch the primary sources with the web-fetch MCP. Prefer originals (papers, docs, datasets) over second-hand summaries.
2. Read before writing. Pull the actual claims and numbers; do not summarize from the title.
3. Write the summary in this shape:
   • TL;DR — 1–2 sentences.
   • Key findings — bullets, each with an inline citation to the source it came from.
   • Open questions / caveats — conflicting sources, thin evidence, stale data.
4. Cite everything non-obvious. If a claim has no source, say "unverified" rather than asserting it.
5. Separate fact from inference. Label what the source says vs. what you concluded.

Never invent a citation. A missing source is information — report it.