safe-web-research

Restate the claim as one research question, then check primary sources such as official docs, government pages, or original reports. Separate confirmed facts from interpretation and unverified claims, and cite each source with its date.

Start with the official product page and documentation for pricing and features, then use secondary sources only for context. Note publish or access dates since product details change, and show disagreements between sources instead of hiding them.

Primary sources carry the most weight: official documentation, company pages, government sites, and original reports. Secondary sources add context but should not be the sole evidence for important claims.

For legal, medical, financial, tax, or security topics, treat research output as general information only. The Skill flags when a qualified professional should review the matter and suggests what evidence to collect next.

The Skill states plainly that no reliable source was found rather than guessing. It lists what remains unknown and recommends the practical next step for verifying the claim.