Research Skills
Research skills focus on gathering information, exploring codebases, and reviewing documents.
Available Skills
Section titled “Available Skills”| Skill | Purpose | Common Personas |
|---|---|---|
| Web Search | Find current information from the web | All domain personas |
| Document Review | Analyze and extract insights from documents | Watson, Goeth, Franklin |
| Codebase Exploration | Navigate and understand code repositories | Kestra |
| Literature Review | Survey academic or technical literature | Watson, Franklin |
Web Search
Section titled “Web Search”Find current information from the web including news, documentation, and references.
When to Use:
- Looking up current market data
- Finding official documentation
- Researching recent developments
Inputs Required:
- Search query or topic
- Optional: date range, source constraints
Outputs Produced:
- Relevant findings with sources
- Summary of key information
- Links to original sources
Document Review
Section titled “Document Review”Analyze and extract insights from provided documents.
When to Use:
- Analyzing contracts, reports, or specifications
- Extracting key information from long documents
- Comparing multiple documents
Inputs Required:
- Document(s) to analyze
- Specific questions or focus areas
Outputs Produced:
- Key findings and insights
- Relevant excerpts with citations
- Summary and recommendations
Codebase Exploration
Section titled “Codebase Exploration”Navigate and understand code repositories to find relevant files, patterns, and architecture.
When to Use:
- Understanding existing code structure
- Finding specific implementations
- Identifying patterns and dependencies
Inputs Required:
- Repository or codebase access
- Specific questions or areas of interest
Outputs Produced:
- Architecture overview
- Relevant file locations
- Code pattern analysis
Literature Review
Section titled “Literature Review”Survey academic or technical literature on a topic.
When to Use:
- Medical or scientific questions
- Technical research requiring citations
- Understanding state of the art
Inputs Required:
- Topic or research question
- Optional: specific databases or journals
Outputs Produced:
- Summary of findings
- Key studies and their conclusions
- Evidence quality assessment