What problem does it solve? When you need a quick factual answer during a conversation, you don't want a long essay or a reading list—you want the number or fact immediately, with a source you can quote. This Skill settles simple factual questions in one or two lines, naming the source and its currency. ## Core Features & Use Cases - One-line factual answers: Looks up the direct answer to a question and leads with it, never with context or caveats. - Source attribution with recency check: Always names the source and verifies whether the figure has changed or been corrected recently. - Honest failure handling: States plainly when nobody actually knows, labels paywalled content as a summary, and clarifies which definition a number belongs to. - Use Case: Someone at dinner asks "how tall is the Eiffel Tower?"—the Skill returns the answer in two lines with the source named, short enough to read in ten seconds. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to look up a quick factual question like "how tall is the Eiffel Tower" and get a one-line answer with its source.
