Research topics on the internet and compile findings into a structured markdown document. Use when asked to research, investigate, find information about, look up, or learn about any topic. Triggers include "Research X", "Find information about Y", "What are the latest developments in Z", "Look up details on W", or any request requiring gathering and synthesizing web information.
Research topics using WebSearch and WebFetch, then compile findings into a well-structured markdown document saved to ~/research/.
~/research/ (create directory if needed) with auto-generated filenameSave as ~/research/{topic-slug}-research.md.
# {Topic Title}
**Researched:** {YYYY-MM-DD}
## Summary
{3-5 bullet points of key findings}
## {Subtopic 1}
{Detailed findings with inline source references}
## {Subtopic 2}
{Continue for each major subtopic discovered}
## Sources
| Source | URL | Description |
|--------|-----|-------------|
| {Name} | {URL} | {What this source contributed} |
## Follow-up Questions
- {Suggested areas for deeper research}
- {Related topics worth exploring}
Always end with a clear statement of where the research was saved:
Research saved to: ~/research/example-topic-research.md
This ensures the file location is known for future reference.