research

Invoke the research skill with your question, and it spins up a background agent that reads primary sources while you keep working. The agent writes findings to a cited Markdown file in the repo when finished.

The agent investigates against primary sources only: official documentation, source code, specifications, and first-party APIs. It follows every claim back to the source that owns it rather than relying on secondary write-ups.

Findings are saved as a single Markdown file wherever the repo already keeps such notes, matching existing conventions. If no convention exists, the agent picks a sensible location and tells you where it saved the file.

Yes, each claim in the Markdown findings file cites its source. This lets you verify statements against the original documentation or code instead of trusting unsourced summaries.

Avoid it for questions answerable from code already in your working context or when you need an immediate inline answer. The background approach suits deeper investigations where reading time would otherwise block your main task.