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Compile OSINT findings into a professional, sourced, and timestamped intelligence report that separates confirmed facts from inference.
Turn OSINT findings into a defensible intelligence product — BLUF key judgements, standardised estimative probability language, per-claim sourcing with timestamps and archived copies, separated observation/inference/assessment, documented negative findings and gaps, chain of custody and hashing, and redaction of uninvolved parties. Use for writing an OSINT report, intelligence brief, due-diligence memo, evidence pack, or executive summary of an investigation.
Write academic research documents following academic guidelines with peer-reviewed sources from Google Scholar and other academic databases. Always verify source credibility and generate IEEE standard references. Use for research papers, literature reviews, technical reports, theses, dissertations, conference papers, and academic proposals requiring proper citations and scholarly rigor.
Search and research enhancement skills. Use when performing web searches, looking up library documentation, or conducting research that requires multiple sources.
Deep Research Methodology (8-Step Process): Transform vague topics into high-quality research reports. Automatically perform problem decomposition, data stratification, fact extraction, framework comparison, derivation and verification, and deliver structured reports. Trigger Words: - "Deep Research", "In-Depth Study", "In-Depth Analysis" - "Help me research", "Do a research", "Conduct a study" - "Comparative Analysis", "Concept Comparison", "Technology Comparison" - "Write a research report", "Produce a research report" Note: If the user needs a visual diagram instead of a report, please use the research-to-diagram skill.
Use this when the user wants to review, polish, or proofread articles. Triggers include requests such as "polish my article", "check this", "revise my writing", "proofread this", "look over my article"
Conduct exhaustive, citation-rich research on any topic using all available tools: web search, browser automation, documentation APIs, and codebase exploration. Use when asked to "research X", "find out about Y", "investigate Z", "deep dive into...", "what's the current state of...", "compare options for...", "fact-check this...", or any request requiring comprehensive, accurate information from multiple sources. Prioritizes accuracy over speed, cross-references claims across sources, identifies conflicts, and provides full citations. Outputs structured findings with confidence levels and source quality assessments.
Researches DOJ/FBI/SEC press releases, agency statements, and government sources. Use when research needs official government records or agency documentation.
Use whenever researching a technical question — a library, tool, API, error, version, or "what's the best way to X" — or whenever you're about to answer from memory. Forces multiple real searches over primary sources (official docs, source code, high-vote Stack Overflow, maintainer blogs) instead of one search plus training-data filler, and rejects SEO content-farm slop. Trigger on "research X", "look into", "what's the best library for", "how does X work", "is this still true", "find out".
Verify claims in generated output against sources. Use as a separate pass AFTER content generation to catch hallucinations. Critical constraint - cannot be reliably combined with generation in a single pass.
Gathers and filters information systematically. Applies scanning, focusing, filtering, triangulating, monitoring, and synthesizing modes to build accurate situational awareness. Use when researching, verifying claims, monitoring signals, or combining multiple sources. Triggers on "what's happening", "verify this", "monitor for", "gather information", "is this true".
Research topics, verify facts, check historical accuracy, and validate technical details. Use when writing non-fiction, historical fiction, or any content requiring factual accuracy.