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Name: Task Use Research Web Strategy
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---name: task-use-research-web-strategydescription: Use for external web research with primary sources and links; not for local repository analysis Use when this capability is needed.---<when_to_use> <trigger>Need up-to-date external documentation or best practices</trigger> <trigger>Compare tools, libraries, or approaches with evidence</trigger> <trigger>Find solutions for known errors or issues</trigger> <trigger>Collect code examples or tutorials from the web</trigger></when_to_use><task_request> <principles> <principle>Be specific about technology and version</principle> <principle>One request = one topic/goal (1-3 subpoints max)</principle> <principle>State expected output format</principle> <principle>Include context about intended use</principle> <principle>Specify depth level when needed: standard, deep, expert</principle> <principle>Multi-stage research is orchestrated by the caller (separate requests per stage)</principle> </principles> <examples> <good> <task>Find current Next.js 14 App Router documentation: server components patterns, data fetching, and caching strategies</task> <why>Specific version, clear topics, actionable scope</why> </good> <good> <task>Compare Zustand vs Jotai for React state management: performance benchmarks, TypeScript support, bundle size</task> <why>Comparative, measurable criteria, focused scope</why> </good> <bad> <task>Learn about React</task> <why>Too broad, no specific goal or deliverable</why> </bad> </examples></task_request><search_principles> <principle>Define a single, testable research question before searching</principle> <principle>Extract core keywords and synonyms; iterate queries based on results</principle> <principle>Use operators: quotes for phrases, AND/OR/NOT to scope, site: for trusted domains</principle> <principle>Prefer primary sources (official docs, standards, vendor pages, repo docs)</principle> <principle>Evaluate sources for authority, accuracy, purpose, and relevance</principle> <principle>Check freshness: publication/last updated date when it matters</principle> <principle>Triangulate key claims using at least two independent sources</principle> <principle>Record sources with links and dates while researching</principle></search_principles><research_strategies> <strategy name="multi-stage" use_for="Complex topics requiring depth"> <stage order="1" goal="overview">Broad landscape scan</stage> <stage order="2" goal="deep-dive">Detailed analysis of selected options</stage> <stage order="3" goal="validation">Edge cases and real-world examples</stage> <note>One topic per request; caller coordinates multi-stage research</note> </strategy> <strategy name="comparative" use_for="Technology decisions"> <template>Compare [A] vs [B] for [use-case]: [criteria-1], [criteria-2], [criteria-3]. Include recent benchmarks.</template> </strategy> <strategy name="problem-solving" use_for="Debugging and issues"> <template>Find solutions for [specific error/issue] in [technology] [version]. Include root cause and workarounds.</template> </strategy></research_strategies><output_requirements> <requirement>Provide a short summary and bullet findings</requirement> <requirement>List sources with direct links</requirement> <requirement>Highlight uncertainties, conflicts, or missing evidence</requirement></output_requirements><agent_limitations> <cannot>Access local project files or codebase</cannot> <cannot>Edit or write files</cannot> <cannot>Remember previous sessions</cannot></agent_limitations><depth_levels> <level name="standard">Summary + key sources + essential facts</level> <level name="deep">Comparison, edge cases, pros/cons, multiple sources</level> <level name="expert">Implementation details, pitfalls, validated code examples</level></depth_levels>---> Converted and distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io/claim/ozerohax) — claim your Tome and manage your conversions.

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