research

To gather evidence for decisions, this Skill inspects local repo files, docs, configs, and tickets, then consolidates the findings into a concise recommendation with cited file paths and line numbers.

Validating local findings against primary sources involves applying external standards, official docs, and vendor info to verify facts, compare options against constraints, and flag any unverifiable claims as assumptions in the output.

Yes, you can compare technical options against project constraints by consolidating local evidence and external primary sources to deliver a concise recommendation that includes identified risks and open questions.

Documenting assumptions happens automatically during research consolidation; the Skill flags unverifiable claims as assumptions in the final recommendation, ensuring only evidence-backed facts are cited with local file paths.

Evidence-backed research works for current-state evaluation by inspecting local logs, configs, and documentation to surface facts, applying primary sources for external validation, and delivering a sourced recommendation with risks.

You should not rely solely on local documentation when external facts are needed for validation; this Skill cross-references local evidence with primary sources and explicitly flags unverifiable claims as assumptions to prevent misinformed decisions.