web-research

Automate comprehensive web research by structuring the process into planning, task delegation, and synthesis. The skill uses sub-agents to break down complex topics into manageable subtopics and coordinate multi-source information gathering.

Task delegation works by assigning specific research tasks to sub-agents, ensuring efficient and focused information gathering. Each sub-agent handles a targeted subtopic, and the results are systematically synthesized into a final summary.

The best way to synthesize multi-source web research findings is through a systematic process that coordinates sub-agent data collection and merges the gathered information into a structured summary, ensuring all subtopics are covered.

Yes, structured research planning is required before using sub-agents. The web research process depends on upfront planning to break the topic into manageable subtopics, which the sub-agents then execute for focused information gathering.

Yes, you can research any topic and generate a summary by applying the structured research process. For example, you can research the topic 'LangGraph' by delegating subtasks to sub-agents and synthesizing their findings into a comprehensive summary.

You should not use a sub-agent approach for simple, single-query lookups. This structured research method is designed for in-depth research on complex topics that require breaking down the subject into multiple manageable subtopics for systematic synthesis.