open-research

name	open-research
description	Autonomous web research and content extraction. Best for deep dives into topics, news, and technical documentation.
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Open Research 🦅

This skill enables autonomous research by combining search and fetching. Use this to go beyond simple queries—act as an investigator.

When to use (trigger phrases)

Use this skill when the user asks for:

• "Research the latest on [Topic]"
• "Find the documentation for [Library] and summarize it"
• "Look up the specs for [Hardware] and compare it with [Hardware]"
• "Investigate [Event/News] and give me a detailed report"

Core Workflow

1. Search: Use web_search to find relevant links.
2. Fetch: Use web_fetch to extract content from the most promising URLs.
3. Synthesize: Combine the extracted information into a high-signal report.

Examples

Deep Dive into a Project

# First find the repo/docs
web_search "MalikClaw GitHub repository"

# Then fetch the README or ARCHITECTURE
web_fetch "https://github.com/AbdullahMalik17/malikclaw/blob/main/README.md"

Technical Comparison

# Search for specs
web_search "Raspberry Pi 5 vs Orange Pi 5 specs"

# Fetch detailed benchmarks
web_fetch "https://example-benchmark-site.com/pi5-vs-opi5"

Proactive Investigation

If a search result seems incomplete, don't stop. Follow the links. If a site is blocked, try another source.

Best Practices

• Parallel Fetching: Fetch multiple URLs if the information is spread across sites.
• Context Management: Be selective with what you fetch to keep the context window lean and efficient (the "MalikClaw Way").
• Citations: Always cite your sources with [Source Name](URL).