Research a question, organize evidence and produce a source-backed report.
Research that lands as a folder you can revisit and extend — not a one-shot wall of text. Built for questions where being wrong is expensive: strategy calls, business plans, published pieces, hypotheses that must actually be tested. Low-risk quick answers don't deserve this weight.
It reframes the question first, pins the decision behind it and commits two to four falsifiable hypotheses; then fans searches out in parallel, archives every source as its own file with verbatim quotes, and scores it on credibility, recency and stance. A conclusion needs at least three sources of different kinds backing it, and the synthesis includes a deliberate hunt for disconfirming evidence — a claim without a source stays empty instead of gaining a plausible-looking citation.
You receive a cited report plus its plan, source index and key figures; a month later an update checks only what changed. Everything lives in your workspace, auditable line by line.
Examples describe the request and the shape of the expected deliverable; they are not completed run results.
Research 'the cost inflection of on-device transcription for small teams', medium depth: reframe the question, state three falsifiable hypotheses and the search plan before fanning out.
A plan and hypothesis list for your sign-off, then source files, cross-check results and the cited report.
Update the competitor landscape I researched three months ago — follow the watch-list from that run and deliver only what changed.
A delta: new entrants, changed figures and falsified old judgments, with the original folder intact.
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The pinned skill subtree and shipped references were audited; full applicable license and per-file adaptation/asset notes are preserved under references/licenses/ and references/PROVENANCE.md.
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