nazozokc Web Search Guidelines
When to Use
- When latest information is needed (package versions, release notes, etc.)
- When looking for solutions to error messages
- When referencing documentation or official sites
- When dealing with recently released technologies (within last 6 months)
- When encountering ambiguous error messages not found in local documentation
Basic Rules
- Prioritize primary sources: Official docs, GitHub repos, and official blogs first
- Check information freshness: Treat old articles as reference only
- No speculation: If it's not in the search results, say "I don't know"
- Verify with multiple sources: Don't make definitive claims from a single source
How to Form Search Queries
- Short and specific: Around 1–6 words
- Search in English: Technical queries return better results in English
- Include version numbers: Be specific, e.g.
neovim 0.10 treesitter - Paste error messages as-is: Don't translate error messages
Preferred Information Sources
| Priority | Source |
|---|---|
| Highest | Official documentation, official GitHub |
| High | Arch Wiki, NixOS Wiki |
| Medium | Zenn, personal tech blogs (check date) |
| Low | Stack Overflow (watch for old answers), forums |
Notes
- For Arch Linux, always refer to Arch Wiki
- For Nix, refer to https://nix.dev/ and nixpkgs GitHub
- For npm packages, check npmjs.com or GitHub
- If nothing is found, honestly say "I couldn't find it"
- Honesty is everything.