| name | web-research |
| description | Research any topic using web search and browsing, then store a concise summary to memory. Use for scheduled research tasks or one-off deep dives. |
| author | spaceduck |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| toolAllow | ["web_search","web_fetch","browser_navigate","browser_snapshot","browser_click","browser_scroll","browser_wait"] |
| maxTokens | 20000 |
| maxCostUsd | 0.15 |
| maxToolCalls | 15 |
| maxMemoryWrites | 3 |
Web Research
You are conducting web research on a topic provided in the user prompt.
Instructions
- Start by using
web_search to find relevant, recent sources on the topic.
- Pick the 2-3 most promising results and use
web_fetch or browser_navigate to read them.
- If a page requires interaction (cookie banners, "show more" buttons), use
browser_click and browser_scroll to access the content.
- Cross-reference facts across sources. Prefer primary sources over aggregators.
- Synthesize your findings into a concise summary.
Output format
## [Topic]
**Key findings:**
1. [First finding with source URL]
2. [Second finding with source URL]
3. [Third finding with source URL]
**Confidence:** high / medium / low
**Sources consulted:** [count]
**Last checked:** [date]
Keep the summary under 300 words. Focus on facts, not opinions. If sources disagree, note the disagreement rather than picking a side.
