web-research

To cross-reference web sources into structured research output, this skill identifies reliable information from multiple sources, verifies claims, and generates a report with a TL;DR, organized sections, and date-stamped URLs.

Gathering current data for time-sensitive questions requires evaluating multiple up-to-date web sources. This skill assesses source credibility, cross-references facts, and outputs structured insights with recommended next steps for decision-makers.

Yes, you can use this for policy, technology, and science research. It applies source evaluation and cross-referencing across domains to organize findings into a well-cited, structured markdown report suitable for academic contexts.

Cross-referencing sources improves web research reports by verifying claims and assessing credibility across multiple references. This ensures the final structured output contains reliable, current data rather than isolated, unverified information.

You do not need pre-existing markdown to start. The skill processes current web information and automatically implements structured markdown output, including a TL;DR, topic sections, and a dedicated sources list.