research-and-synthesis

Summarize external sources by evaluating their recency and authority, extracting key findings, and structuring them into a comparison matrix with side-by-side assessments. This produces decision-ready recommendations with references that guide architectural or tooling choices.

Fetch 1–3 authoritative sources on your chosen technology, evaluate them for relevance, and synthesize findings into a structured format covering summary, key findings, recommendation, and references. This delivers focused guidance for architecture decisions.

Assess source authority and recency, then organize findings into a structured output template with key takeaways and recommendations. This ensures your architectural guidance is grounded in credible research and ready for stakeholder review.

Yes. Build a comparison matrix from authoritative sources that assesses each option against the same criteria, then synthesize findings into a clear recommendation backed by references.

You need a project overview document, 1–3 authoritative external sources, and a structured output template. These inputs ensure your synthesis produces evaluation-ready recommendations with documented references.

Use external synthesis when making significant architectural or tooling decisions where recency, best practices, and third-party validation matter. It ensures your recommendations are grounded in current, authoritative guidance rather than assumptions.