Research Web

Step 3: Synthesize and Validate

1. Wait for ALL research tasks to complete
2. Group findings by theme, identify consensus, flag contradictions
3. If findings conflict, spawn follow-up research
4. Identify gaps

Step 4: Generate Research Document

Save to: ./tmp/research/YYYY-MM-DD-web-description.md

Use this structure:

• Frontmatter (date, topic, tags, status, sources_count)
• Research Question
• Executive Summary
• Detailed Findings (by dimension, with inline citations)
• Comparison Table (if applicable)
• Best Practices (with sources)
• Common Pitfalls (with sources)
• Confidence Assessment table
• Sources (grouped: Official Documentation, Technical Articles, Community Resources)
• Open Questions

Step 5: Present and Iterate

Present a summary with key findings and document path. Handle follow-up requests.

Guidelines

• Source Quality: Official docs over blog posts. Recent over old.
• Citations: Every factual claim must have a source URL.
• Version Awareness: Note software versions. Flag deprecated patterns.
• Transparency: Be clear about confidence levels. Acknowledge gaps.

Research Topic: $ARGUMENTS