| id | deep-research-synthesizer |
| name | Deep Research Synthesizer |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| layer | skill |
| runtime | docs |
| author | home23 |
| description | Turn many sources or brain outputs into one coherent synthesis with contradictions, confidence, and next actions. |
| category | research |
| keywords | ["research","synthesis","sources","brain","contradictions","analysis"] |
| triggers | ["synthesize this research","pull these sources together","what do all these findings say","summarize the research with contradictions"] |
| capabilities | [{"synthesize":"combine many sources or research outputs into one usable answer"}] |
Deep Research Synthesizer
Use this skill after evidence gathering, not before it.
When to use
Use deep-research-synthesizer for:
- many-source research questions
- combining multiple COSMO brain findings
- summarizing contradictions, consensus, and uncertainty
- turning raw findings into a final answer
Workflow
- Check whether an existing COSMO brain already covers the topic.
- Pull only the most relevant sources or brain slices.
- Separate consensus from contradiction.
- Assign confidence based on source quality, recency, and agreement.
- End with next actions or open questions if certainty is low.
Output
- Main answer
- Supporting evidence
- Contradictions or disagreements
- Confidence level
- Next action
Gotchas
- Do not flatten disagreement into fake certainty.
- Do not overvalue quantity of sources over quality.
- If the evidence is thin, say so and propose the next research move.
Examples
Synthesize these COSMO findings into one answer.
Show consensus, contradictions, and confidence.
End with the next question we should research if certainty is still low.