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Gather targeted repository or API context before implementation when the correct approach is not yet obvious.
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| name | research-hard |
| description | Gather targeted repository or API context before implementation when the correct approach is not yet obvious. |
| argument-hint | [topic] |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| context | fork |
| agent | quality-researcher |
Research this topic and return the minimum facts needed to unblock a high-quality implementation:
$ARGUMENTS
Focus on concrete files, commands, conventions, APIs, and the recommended next step.
