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Skill: deep-research
Skill: deep-research
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A harness for research you can trust: breadth first (many angles), then depth
(primary sources), then an adversarial pass that tries to break each claim
before it goes in the report. Built on octo's native tools — web_search,
web_fetch, sub_agent, and (for login-gated / JS-rendered / anti-bot sites)
the browser tool via the web-access skill. No external services.
The goal is a cited report where every non-obvious claim traces to a source you actually read — not a plausible-sounding summary of search snippets.
Research is only as good as the question. Before any tool call, confirm you can state the deliverable: what question, what decision it informs, what time window, what region/market, what depth. If any of these is missing and would change the answer, ask 2-3 sharp clarifying questions first — don't guess a scope and burn a fan-out on the wrong one.
Then write down, in one line, what "done" looks like. That line is the acceptance criterion the final report is checked against.
Decompose the question into 4-8 independent sub-questions, each attacking a different angle (definition, current state, competing views, data/numbers, history, criticisms, primary actors). Independence matters: overlapping sub-questions waste the fan-out.
Dispatch them in parallel. web_search / web_fetch are stateless, so this is
exactly the case sub-agents are for:
sub_agent per sub-question. Prompt it goal-first, not step-first:
describe what to find out, not "search for X" — an anti-bot source may need
browser on the main site, and "search" would anchor the sub-agent to
web_search.web-access skill and follow it, to return
findings with source URLs, and to flag anything it couldn't verify.browser work — the browser session is single-page and
process-shared; concurrent sub-agents fight over one page. Keep browser
interaction to a single sequence; parallelize only the stateless search/fetch.If sub_agent is unavailable in this session, run the sub-questions sequentially
inline and say so.
Search engines and aggregators are a discovery entry point, not proof. N outlets quoting the same wrong number is circular, not corroboration. For every claim that matters, reach the primary source and read it:
| Claim type | Primary source |
|---|---|
| Policy / regulation | Issuing body's official site |
| Company announcement | The company's own newsroom / filing |
| Academic / scientific | The original paper or the institution |
| Product capability / API | Official docs or source, not blog posts |
| Statistics | The dataset publisher, not the article citing it |
Use web_fetch on the source URL to pull the page as clean Markdown — pass the
raw URL; it fetches directly and extracts the main content for you. When the
source is behind a login, renders via JS, or blocks fetching, switch to
browser per web-access.
When no official source exists, an original report from an authoritative outlet (not a reprint) can serve as a secondary basis — but say so explicitly: "No official source found; the following relies on [outlet]'s reporting and may carry transcription error."
This is what separates research from a summary. For each load-bearing claim, run a skeptical pass before trusting it:
For high-stakes claims, dispatch a verifier sub_agent prompted to refute
the claim (default to "unverified" when uncertain), not to confirm it. A claim
that survives an honest attempt to break it is worth reporting; one that doesn't
gets dropped or flagged as contested.
Track claim → source as you go. Anything you can't attribute to a source you read does not enter the report as fact — at most as a clearly-labelled open question.
Structure to the deliverable from step 0, not a fixed template. Typical shape:
Then check the report against the step-0 acceptance line. If it doesn't answer the question, name what's still missing rather than padding.
Before finishing, ask: what's missing? A sub-question not run, a claim asserted but never traced to a source, a contradiction glossed over, a source cited but not read. Whatever that surfaces is the next round — loop back to step 1 for it, don't ship around it. Stop when the acceptance criterion is met, not before, and don't over-research past it.
name: deep-research license: MIT description: Deep, multi-source, fact-checked research on a topic — fan out searches, read primary sources, adversarially verify each claim, and synthesize a cited report. Use when the user wants a thorough research report rather than a quick answer, e.g. "深度调研", "research this properly", "写一份调研报告", "帮我系统调研", "多来源核实", "give me a researched writeup", "背景调查一下". BEFORE starting, if the question is underspecified (scope, region, time window, use-case unclear), ask 2-3 clarifying questions to narrow it. For a single quick lookup use web_search directly; for a whole codebase/feature use the relevant dev skills.
--- name: deep-research license: MIT description: Deep, multi-source, fact-checked research on a topic — fan out searches, read primary sources, adversarially verify each claim, and synthesize a cited report. Use when the user wants a thorough research report rather than a quick answer, e.g. "深度调研", "research this properly", "写一份调研报告", "帮我系统调研", "多来源核实", "give me a researched writeup", "背景调查一下". BEFORE starting, if the question is underspecified (scope, region, time window, use-case unclear), ask 2-3 clarifying questions to narrow it. For a single quick lookup use web_search directly; for a whole codebase/feature use the relevant dev skills. --- # Skill: deep-research A harness for research you can trust: breadth first (many angles), then depth (primary sources), then an adversarial pass that tries to *break* each claim before it goes in the report. Built on octo's native tools — `web_search`, `web_fetch`, `sub_agent`, and (for login-gated / JS-rendered / anti-bot sites) the `browser` tool via the `web-access` skill. No external services. The goal is a **cited** report where every non-obvious claim traces to a source you actually read — not a plausible-sounding summary of search snippets. ## 0. Scope before you search Research is only as good as the question. Before any tool call, confirm you can state the **deliverable**: what question, what decision it informs, what time window, what region/market, what depth. If any of these is missing and would change the answer, ask 2-3 sharp clarifying questions first — don't guess a scope and burn a fan-out on the wrong one. Then write down, in one line, what "done" looks like. That line is the acceptance criterion the final report is checked against. ## 1. Fan out — breadth Decompose the question into 4-8 **independent** sub-questions, each attacking a different angle (definition, current state, competing views, data/numbers, history, criticisms, primary actors). Independence matters: overlapping sub-questions waste the fan-out. Dispatch them in parallel. `web_search` / `web_fetch` are stateless, so this is exactly the case sub-agents are for: - One `sub_agent` per sub-question. Prompt it **goal-first**, not step-first: describe what to *find out*, not "search for X" — an anti-bot source may need `browser` on the main site, and "search" would anchor the sub-agent to `web_search`. - Tell each sub-agent to **load the `web-access` skill and follow it**, to return findings *with source URLs*, and to flag anything it couldn't verify. - Do NOT parallelize `browser` work — the browser session is single-page and process-shared; concurrent sub-agents fight over one page. Keep browser interaction to a single sequence; parallelize only the stateless search/fetch. If `sub_agent` is unavailable in this session, run the sub-questions sequentially inline and say so. ## 2. Go to the source — depth Search engines and aggregators are a **discovery entry point, not proof**. N outlets quoting the same wrong number is circular, not corroboration. For every claim that matters, reach the **primary source** and read it: | Claim type | Primary source | |------------|----------------| | Policy / regulation | Issuing body's official site | | Company announcement | The company's own newsroom / filing | | Academic / scientific | The original paper or the institution | | Product capability / API | Official docs or source, not blog posts | | Statistics | The dataset publisher, not the article citing it | Use `web_fetch` on the source URL to pull the page as clean Markdown — pass the raw URL; it fetches directly and extracts the main content for you. When the source is behind a login, renders via JS, or blocks fetching, switch to `browser` per `web-access`. When no official source exists, an original report from an authoritative outlet (not a reprint) can serve as a secondary basis — but say so explicitly: "No official source found; the following relies on [outlet]'s reporting and may carry transcription error." ## 3. Adversarial verify — try to break each claim This is what separates research from a summary. For each load-bearing claim, run a skeptical pass **before** trusting it: - Does the source actually say this, or is it the article's spin on it? - Is the source primary, or is it echoing someone else? Trace one hop back. - Is it current, or superseded? Note the date on every source. - Do independent sources *disagree*? Surface the disagreement — don't average it away. For high-stakes claims, dispatch a verifier `sub_agent` prompted to **refute** the claim (default to "unverified" when uncertain), not to confirm it. A claim that survives an honest attempt to break it is worth reporting; one that doesn't gets dropped or flagged as contested. Track claim → source as you go. Anything you can't attribute to a source you read does not enter the report as fact — at most as a clearly-labelled open question. ## 4. Synthesize — the cited report Structure to the deliverable from step 0, not a fixed template. Typical shape: - **Bottom line** — the answer to the question, up front, in a few sentences. - **Findings** — organized by sub-question or theme, each key claim carrying an inline source (title + URL). Present genuine disagreement as disagreement. - **Confidence & gaps** — what's well-established, what's thin or single-sourced, what you couldn't resolve. State this honestly; a known gap is more useful than false certainty. - **Sources** — the primary sources you actually read, deduped. Then check the report against the step-0 acceptance line. If it doesn't answer the question, name what's still missing rather than padding. ## Completeness check Before finishing, ask: what's missing? A sub-question not run, a claim asserted but never traced to a source, a contradiction glossed over, a source cited but not read. Whatever that surfaces is the next round — loop back to step 1 for it, don't ship around it. Stop when the acceptance criterion is met, not before, and don't over-research past it.
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