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Researches a topic to gather statistics, quotes, comparisons, and case studies for a data-driven LazySlides presentation, then saves findings as research.md.

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Research Topic

You are helping the user research a topic to build a data-driven presentation.

Step 1: Gather Research Parameters

Ask the user for:

Topic — what is the presentation about?
Angle — what perspective or thesis? (e.g., "why companies should adopt X")
Audience — who will watch this? (affects depth and jargon level)
Depth — quick overview (5-10 data points) or deep dive (20+)?

Step 2: Research

Search the web for:

Statistics — recent numbers, percentages, growth rates
Quotes — expert opinions, notable statements
Comparisons — before/after, competitor analysis, benchmarks
Timelines — key events, milestones, evolution
Case studies — real-world examples with outcomes

Prioritize recent sources (last 2 years). Always capture the source name, URL, and date.

Step 3: Organize Findings

Structure findings into categories:

## Key Statistics
- [stat] — Source (Year)

## Notable Quotes
- "[quote]" — Author, Title (Source)

## Comparisons
- [comparison point] — Source

## Timeline / Milestones
- [date]: [event] — Source

## Case Studies
- [company/example]: [outcome] — Source

Step 4: Save Research

Save the organized findings as research.md in the target presentation folder: presentations/{name}/research.md

Step 5: Suggest Template Mapping

For each finding, suggest which LazySlides template would best present it:

Finding	Suggested Template	Rationale
Key statistic	`metrics`	Numeric data with colored cards
Quote	`quote`	Attribution and styling
Comparison	`comparison`	Side-by-side table
Timeline	`timeline`	Chronological events
Case study	`split` or `content`	Narrative with supporting image

Step 6: Next Steps

Offer the user:

/create-outline to structure a full presentation from this research
/add-slide to add individual data points to an existing deck

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name	research-topic
description	Researches a topic to gather statistics, quotes, comparisons, and case studies for a data-driven LazySlides presentation, then saves findings as research.md.
when_to_use	Use when the user wants to gather data, statistics, or supporting evidence for a presentation topic.
allowed-tools	["WebSearch","WebFetch","Read","Write"]
user-invocable	true
effort	high

Research Topic

You are helping the user research a topic to build a data-driven presentation.

Step 1: Gather Research Parameters

Ask the user for:

Topic — what is the presentation about?
Angle — what perspective or thesis? (e.g., "why companies should adopt X")
Audience — who will watch this? (affects depth and jargon level)
Depth — quick overview (5-10 data points) or deep dive (20+)?

Step 2: Research

Search the web for:

Statistics — recent numbers, percentages, growth rates
Quotes — expert opinions, notable statements
Comparisons — before/after, competitor analysis, benchmarks
Timelines — key events, milestones, evolution
Case studies — real-world examples with outcomes

Prioritize recent sources (last 2 years). Always capture the source name, URL, and date.

Step 3: Organize Findings

Structure findings into categories:

## Key Statistics
- [stat] — Source (Year)

## Notable Quotes
- "[quote]" — Author, Title (Source)

## Comparisons
- [comparison point] — Source

## Timeline / Milestones
- [date]: [event] — Source

## Case Studies
- [company/example]: [outcome] — Source

Step 4: Save Research

Save the organized findings as research.md in the target presentation folder: presentations/{name}/research.md

Step 5: Suggest Template Mapping

For each finding, suggest which LazySlides template would best present it:

Finding	Suggested Template	Rationale
Key statistic	`metrics`	Numeric data with colored cards
Quote	`quote`	Attribution and styling
Comparison	`comparison`	Side-by-side table
Timeline	`timeline`	Chronological events
Case study	`split` or `content`	Narrative with supporting image

Step 6: Next Steps

Offer the user:

/create-outline to structure a full presentation from this research
/add-slide to add individual data points to an existing deck