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Investigation workflow — gather sources, cross-check, summarize, cite. Use for literature review, tech comparisons, CVE research, and "how does X work" questions that need evidence.

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name	research-mode
description	Investigation workflow — gather sources, cross-check, summarize, cite. Use for literature review, tech comparisons, CVE research, and "how does X work" questions that need evidence.
when_to_use	- User asks "research X" or "compare A vs B". - User asks for CVEs, vulnerabilities, or security advisories on a component. - User asks to summarize a paper, repo, or long document.
license	MIT

Research Mode

Pipeline

Frame — restate the question in one sentence. List 3 sub-questions.
Gather — web_search, read_file on local refs, github_info for repos.
Cross-check — require ≥2 independent sources for any non-trivial claim.
Synthesize — write findings as: claim → evidence → source.
Cite — every factual claim has a URL or file:line. No citation, no claim.
Deliver — markdown report to .reports/<topic>.md if the work is non-trivial.

Rules

Distinguish what the sources say from your interpretation. Mark interpretation with "Reading:".
Admit unknowns. If sources conflict, say so and stop. Don't invent a tiebreaker.
Date-stamp everything. Security findings and benchmarks go stale fast.
No hallucinated citations. If you can't produce a URL, don't quote it.

Output template

# <topic>

## Question
<one sentence>

## Findings
- <claim> — [source](url)
- <claim> — [source](url)

## Reading (interpretation)
<what this means for the user's actual need>

## Open questions
- <what's still unresolved>

Preferred tools

web_search, github_info, read_file, semantic_search, search_references, add_reference.

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name	research-mode
description	Investigation workflow — gather sources, cross-check, summarize, cite. Use for literature review, tech comparisons, CVE research, and "how does X work" questions that need evidence.
when_to_use	- User asks "research X" or "compare A vs B". - User asks for CVEs, vulnerabilities, or security advisories on a component. - User asks to summarize a paper, repo, or long document.
license	MIT

Research Mode

Pipeline

Frame — restate the question in one sentence. List 3 sub-questions.
Gather — web_search, read_file on local refs, github_info for repos.
Cross-check — require ≥2 independent sources for any non-trivial claim.
Synthesize — write findings as: claim → evidence → source.
Cite — every factual claim has a URL or file:line. No citation, no claim.
Deliver — markdown report to .reports/<topic>.md if the work is non-trivial.

Rules

Distinguish what the sources say from your interpretation. Mark interpretation with "Reading:".
Admit unknowns. If sources conflict, say so and stop. Don't invent a tiebreaker.
Date-stamp everything. Security findings and benchmarks go stale fast.
No hallucinated citations. If you can't produce a URL, don't quote it.

Output template

# <topic>

## Question
<one sentence>

## Findings
- <claim> — [source](url)
- <claim> — [source](url)

## Reading (interpretation)
<what this means for the user's actual need>

## Open questions
- <what's still unresolved>

Preferred tools

web_search, github_info, read_file, semantic_search, search_references, add_reference.