omc-external-context

External research context is provided by verifying tool availability, executing search queries, and citing primary sources for factual accuracy. This ensures that the information retrieved includes proper source attribution before being delivered to the user.

If search and browser tools are unavailable, the skill implements fallback behavior for unavailable tools or sources. It requires these external fact-checking tools to verify primary sources before providing research-based contextual information.

The best way to verify primary sources is through a document-specialist approach that performs tool availability checks first. This confirms search and browser tools are accessible for external fact-checking before retrieving current documentation or research.

You need external context with source citation when a user requires current external documentation or in-depth research on a topic beyond the local repository. This process ensures factual accuracy by verifying primary sources before delivering the information.

Yes, the skill confirms the availability of search and research tools before executing external queries. This tool verification step is required to ensure external fact-checking and primary source citation can be performed successfully.