content-deepsearch

name	content-deepsearch
description	Take the SearchAgent's top-5 BBC World Cup stories and produce a podcast-ready research brief — outline plus DeepSearch findings — by re-fetching each story's BBC URL and extracting facts/quotes. Load the hyperlight-sandbox skill first for sandbox/fetch_url rules.
license	MIT
allowed-tools	execute_code
metadata	{"author":"harnessagent_sandbox_demo","version":"1.0"}

Goal

You receive a JSON list of the top 5 FIFA World Cup 2026 stories from the SearchAgent. Your job is to deepen those stories — not to re-discover them. Produce a podcast-ready research brief.

You do NOT have a news-listing tool here — never invent URLs, only deepen the stories that the SearchAgent already produced. All fetches must target a source_url from the input JSON.

Step 1 — Outline (no new sources)

Read the SearchAgent JSON. Draft a 5-section outline for a ~10-minute podcast episode of FIFA 2026 世界杯 5 分钟 hosted by 主持人 Kinfey Lo. Each section maps to one of the 5 stories, in the ranked order received. Per section:

• Hook (1 sentence)
• 2–3 key facts you still need to verify or expand
• Suggested transition into the next section

Step 2 — DeepSearch (REQUIRED — one fetch per execute_code block)

For every story, run a SEPARATE execute_code block (5 blocks, one per story). Inside each block:

result = call_tool("fetch_url", url="<story.source_url>")
print(result[:4000])  # title/description always at the top; trim body

Read the printed record and extract concrete facts/quotes you'll use. Budget 1 fetch per story; do not fan out to other domains.

Step 3 — Return brief in this Markdown shape (and only this)

# 节目大纲 / Show Outline
## Section 1 — <title>
- Hook: ...
- Key facts: ...
- Transition: ...
## Section 2 — ...
...

# DeepSearch Findings
## Section 1 — <title>
**Source:** <name> — <url>
**Facts:**
- ...
- ...
**Quotes (verbatim, if any):**
- "..."
## Section 2 — ...
...

Keep the brief tight — every bullet should be something the host can actually say on air. Always include the source URL you actually fetched.