task-use-research-web-strategy

External web research fetches current documentation, best practices, and tutorials from the web using primary sources. You provide specific, actionable research questions with defined output formats to retrieve up-to-date technical information.

Yes, comparative analysis compares different tools, libraries, or approaches based on specified criteria. You define the comparison parameters and output depth levels to evaluate technologies like React state management libraries or framework performance benchmarks.

Problem solving finds solutions for known errors or issues by searching external resources. You provide specific error descriptions and defined output formats to retrieve targeted troubleshooting steps and technical resolutions from primary web sources.

No, this skill is designed for scenarios requiring external knowledge, not for local repository analysis. It gathers up-to-date information, compares technologies, and finds solutions to known issues using external web sources.

Structure research questions as specific, actionable queries with defined output formats and depth levels. This ensures the external web research retrieves targeted information matching your required technical specifications and documentation needs.

You need external web research when seeking up-to-date information, comparisons, and solutions to technical challenges that cannot be found within the local project codebase. It addresses scenarios requiring external knowledge from primary sources.