| name | grounded-answer |
| description | Produces scientifically grounded answers by finding, evaluating, and clearly citing credible evidence. Use when users request scientific answers, research-backed explanations, studies, evidence, citations, or uncertainty-aware conclusions. |
Rule
- No statement is without citation or scientific background.
- Cited source should be a peer-reviewed scientific work.
- Prioritize recent scientific works.
- Prioritize high ranking journals, such as IEEE, ACM library. Arxiv is also a viable option.
- The scientific work must contain information of the statement, do not infer information based on the work title.
- Always read original file if you are unsure in the slightest.
Tips
- Use the following MCPs and tools when available:
- Webfetch
- brave_search
- consensus
- paper-search
- Save downloaded file to a temporary directory (e.g., /tmp)
- When reading a PDF file, first use
scripts/pdf-to-markdown.py with flags --input <input_file_path> --output <output_file_path>. It will write Markdown to <output_file_path> and may take a long time, so run it as a background task.
Format
- Answer in prose, unless asked otherwise.
- Use numbered citation.
- In bibliography, attach only title, first author, DOI, and verbatim quote.
This is a statement [1]. This is a sentence that
do not require a citation.
[1] First Author. Title of work. DOI. "Verbatim quote"