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Found 27 Skills
Academic writing, research methodology, and scholarly communication workflows. Use when writing papers, literature reviews, grant proposals, conducting research, managing citations, or preparing for peer review. Essential for researchers, graduate students, and academics across disciplines.
Run competitive research like an intelligence agency: eight collection disciplines (OSINT to MASINT), signal-to-inference chains, and fusion. Use when one-source research isn't enough.
Abductive analysis for qualitative interview data following Timmermans & Tavory. Guides you through theory-first analysis that recognizes anomalies and generates novel theoretical insights through systematic puzzle exploration.
Conduct comprehensive research on any topic. Synthesize information from multiple angles, provide structured analysis, and generate detailed research reports.
Research topics using web search and content fetching to find accurate, current information. Use when you need modern information, official documentation, best practices, technical solutions, or comparisons beyond your training data.
Use when delegating research tasks requiring verified information from multiple authoritative sources - crawls and fact-checks beyond surface-level findings, providing evidence of verification process with confidence levels for each claim
Facilitates structured brainstorming sessions, conducts comprehensive research, and generates creative solutions using proven frameworks. Trigger keywords - brainstorm, ideate, research, SCAMPER, SWOT, mind map, creative, explore ideas, market research, competitive analysis, innovation, problem solving, feature generation
Use when the user needs research methodology, long-form content creation, academic-style citations, fact-checking, or evidence-based writing with proper source attribution. Trigger conditions: whitepaper drafting, research article writing, source evaluation, citation management, fact-checking protocol, case study creation, evidence-based argumentation.
Deep Research Skill for Horizontal-Vertical Analysis. Proposed by digital life Khazix, it integrates core ideas from Saussure's diachronic-synchronic analysis, longitudinal-cross-sectional research design in social sciences, business school case study methods, and competitive strategy analysis. It is used when users want to systematically research a product, company, concept, technology, or person. The core is dual-axis analysis: the vertical axis tracks the complete life cycle from birth to the present (presented as a narrative story), while the horizontal axis conducts a systematic horizontal comparison with competitors/peers at the current time point. Finally, unique insights are generated by intersecting the two axes, and a beautifully formatted PDF research report is produced as the final output. Trigger words include but are not limited to: horizontal-vertical analysis, research for me, help me analyze, in-depth research, conduct a research, investigate, competitor analysis, help me understand how this thing is, what's this product/company/concept about, help me figure it out, help me understand it, do a deep research for me. Even if the user only says "help me understand XX" or "what's the background of XX", it should be triggered as long as the context implies a need for systematic in-depth research (rather than a simple conceptual explanation). It also applies to scenarios where the user sends a product name, company name, or technical term and says "help me research this". Do not use it for simple noun explanations (when the user only asks "what is XX"), do not use it for official account writing (use khazix-writer for that), and do not use it for pure title abstract generation (use wechat-title for that).
Search and analyze academic literature. Find papers, understand research methodologies, and synthesize academic findings for research projects.
Use to craft rigorous survey instruments with sampling, question logic, and QA standards.
Use when "literature review", "research synthesis", "systematic review", "academic search", or asking about "find papers", "cite sources", "research gaps", "meta-analysis", "bibliography"