memory-research

To research a subject, this skill uses web search to gather information and synthesizes the findings into structured Basic Memory entities. It automatically organizes key details, summaries, and sources into a new structured note within your knowledge graph.

The best way to synthesize information is using automated research that formats web search results into structured summaries. This skill checks if the subject already exists in your memory before proposing and creating a formatted, detailed note.

Yes, you can use a bare URL to trigger web research and entity creation. The skill applies implicit triggers like URLs or names to automatically gather information and format the results into structured Basic Memory entities.

Yes, the research skill checks your existing memory before creating new entities. It searches the web, synthesizes the details, verifies if the subject already exists, and then offers to create a new structured note.

When formatting research into a structured memory entity, the note includes relevant details, synthesized summaries, and source links. This ensures your knowledge graph captures comprehensive information gathered from the web search.

Yes, you need web search capabilities to use this knowledge synthesis tool. The skill relies on searching external sources to gather information and requires the ability to format that research into structured Basic Memory entities.