菜单
Use when the user asks an Agent Office employee to search the web, look something up, verify current information, compare options, or gather sources. Keeps web research safe, source-backed, and clear about uncertainty.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
Use when the user says "triage my calendar", "review my day", "what meetings need prep", "find calendar conflicts", "plan my schedule", or shares calendar events. Sorts meetings into prepare, attend, reschedule, delegate, and protect-focus-time actions.
Use when the user says "run daily triage", "do daily triage", "start the day", shares a mixed batch of emails/calendar/tasks, or asks to delegate today's work across Agent Office. For email-only use email-triage; for calendar-only use calendar-triage.
Use when the user says "triage these emails", "sort my inbox", "what emails need replies", "draft replies", or shares email snippets. Sorts emails into reply, delegate, archive, schedule, and needs-decision buckets without sending anything.
Use when the user says "health check", "how is the office doing", "check team capacity", "office status", "what's overloaded", asks for an office overview, or wants risks across Agent Office. Reviews utilization, projects, incidents, escalations, and coordination gaps.
Use when the user wants Agent Office to route work to the right employee, coordinate multiple employee roles, act like an office manager, or respond as a named employee. Triggers include requests to triage work, decide who should handle something, simulate the office team, delegate across roles, use the employee roster, or run the local Agent Office as an interactive office.
Use when the user says "add a new agent", "create a new role", "hire a [role]", "onboard a [role]", asks for a new employee prompt, or wants to add a role to Agent Office. Guides role definition, employee file creation, roster updates, coordination setup, and routing alignment.
| name | safe-agent-web-search |
| description | Use when the user asks an Agent Office employee to search the web, look something up, verify current information, compare options, or gather sources. Keeps web research safe, source-backed, and clear about uncertainty. |
Search only for the user's stated task. Keep the research useful, current, and easy to verify.
Before searching, identify:
Ask a clarifying question only when the search could go in meaningfully different directions.
Follow these rules:
Use this format:
# Web Search Summary
## Short answer
[Direct answer in 2-4 sentences]
## What I found
- [Finding] - [source]
- [Finding] - [source]
- [Finding] - [source]
## Confidence
[High/Medium/Low] - [why]
## Open questions
- [Anything still unclear or worth verifying]
Include links to sources used. Do not over-quote copyrighted text; summarize instead.