Fetch multiple URLs, synthesize plaintext research reports, and update Asana tasks.
npx skills add https://github.com/azigler/dotfiles --skill explore-azigler
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: /explore Source: https://github.com/azigler/dotfiles/tree/main/agents/skills/explore Command: npx skills add https://github.com/azigler/dotfiles --skill explore-azigler
It turns scattered external sources into a structured, decision-ready research report and delivers it to a specific Asana task description. It also optionally creates a LinkedIn-ready Zig-voice post plus a SSoT-driven image attachment when a publishable deliverable is requested.
~/explore/<topic>/ umbrella folder with orientation and findings plus per-source captured reference markdown files.Run explore by asking for an Asana task update: "explore <asana-task-gid> https://example.com https://example.org https://example.net".
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To compile multi-source research into a structured report, provide a list of URLs to a synthesis tool that fetches them in parallel, distills the content, and cross-references patterns to output a canonical plaintext report format ready for decision-making.
Update an Asana task with external web research by providing the task GID and source URLs to an automation tool that verifies the task, preserves existing context, and POSTs strict plaintext findings directly into the task notes.
Yes, you can generate a LinkedIn post and a specific-subject image from web research by enabling a publishing mode that drafts Zig-voice content and uses SSoT with OpenRouter to create and attach a relevant image to an Asana subtask.
Yes, Asana task reporting supports strict plaintext output for copy-paste artifacts by enforcing a no-HTML discipline during the report-template synthesis and POST update mechanics, ensuring the delivered task notes remain formatting-free.
The best way to archive captured reference markdown files from multiple URLs is to use an archival mode that creates an umbrella folder containing orientation and findings documents alongside per-source reference files for future reference.
Yes, you need an Asana task GID to run multi-source web fetching and reporting if you want to update the task notes, but you can also run a report-only mode or an archival umbrella-folder mode without updating a specific task.
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