Generate a five-item reading list for a decomposition topic.
npx skills add https://github.com/ameya85/curiosity-stack --skill reading-list-ameya85
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: reading-list Source: https://github.com/ameya85/curiosity-stack/tree/main/skills/reading-list Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ameya85/curiosity-stack --skill reading-list-ameya85
Quickly turn a decomposition into a focused, five-item reading list that accelerates understanding and decision-making.
Describe a topic you decomposed and instruct the system to generate five readings tailored to it.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To generate a reading list from topic decomposition, provide the decomposed topic to receive five curated readings spanning foundational explainers, practitioner pieces, and market analysis.
Curating research notes with diverse sources is achieved by generating five topic-specific readings that ensure source diversity across foundational, practitioner, and adjacent analytical lenses.
Yes, India-specific perspectives are automatically included in the curated reading list when relevant to the decomposed topic, ensuring localized market analysis is covered.
Yes, the reading list generation strictly requires publicly accessible materials, prioritizing freely available sources across explainers, practitioner pieces, and market analysis formats.
Prepare briefs and presentation materials by using the five-item reading list generated from your decomposition, which accelerates understanding and decision-making across multiple angles.
A limitation of the reading list format for layered insights is the strict five-item constraint, which caps the maximum number of curated readings returned per decomposition topic.
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