Orchestrator — when the user wants to know "what do people say about X" (a provider, product, service, library, tool), pick which source-specific sub-skills to invoke and synthesize a balanced summary across them. Triggers on phrases like "what's the…
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Search Hacker News (via the Algolia HN API or site search) for technical and founder-audience discourse about a topic. Best for SaaS, devtools, infra, AI providers, and YC-adjacent companies — comments are often more substantive than the post itself. Use when…
Search Lobsters (lobste.rs) for high signal-to-noise discourse on dev tooling, languages, and systems software. Smaller and more curated than Hacker News — use as a complement to HN when evaluating programming-adjacent tools.
Search Reddit for user discourse about a topic, product, provider, or tool. Best single source for "is X any good" — surfaces real user experiences, complaints, and recurring pain points from topic-specific subreddits. Use when the user wants community…
Search the Stack Exchange network (Stack Overflow, Server Fault, Super User, etc.) for problem-shaped discourse — "X doesn't work because…", "how do I…", recurring quirks. Use when evaluating tools/libraries/APIs from the angle of "what breaks" rather than…
Search Trustpilot for consumer reviews of a business, service, or provider — particularly hosting, SaaS, e-commerce, and consumer services. Use when the user wants aggregate star ratings plus a read of recurring negative themes from paying customers.
Search YouTube for review videos and check the comment sections for follow-up user experience. Use for hardware, gear, software with visible UI, services with onboarding flows — anywhere a creator's hands-on demo plus the comments give a richer read than text…