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dig

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About dig

dig is a research skill for deepening an active research session, suited to exploring a subtopic or narrowing the search to selected channels. It merges new findings into the session, reranks them, and saves an updated report.

Key features

  1. 01Loads the most recent research session
  2. 02Searches a subtopic with an optional channel filter
  3. 03Merges findings into the existing session
  4. 04Reranks and saves the updated report
  5. 05Presents new findings after saving

Use cases

  1. 01Investigate a subtopic from an initial research session
  2. 02Limit follow-up research to a channel such as papers
  3. 03Update an existing research report with new results

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/athola/claude-night-market --skill dig

After installing, type/digin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Dig Deeper

When To Use

  • Drilling into a subtopic after an initial research session
  • Narrowing results to a specific channel (e.g. papers only)

When NOT To Use

  • Starting a new research topic (use /tome:research first)
  • Synthesizing results (use Skill(tome:synthesize))

Refine an active research session interactively.

Workflow

  1. Load most recent session via SessionManager
  2. Parse the subtopic and optional channel filter
  3. Dispatch targeted search (single agent or all channels)
  4. Merge new findings into existing session
  5. Re-rank and update the saved report
  6. Present new findings to user

Error Cases

  • No active session: "Start a session first with /tome:research \"topic\""
  • Specified channel not in original session: warn and suggest available channels

Exit Criteria

  • Active session loaded from SessionManager before any search executes; if absent, error "Start a session first with /tome:research \"<topic>\"" is emitted and skill halts
  • New findings merged into the existing session without overwriting prior findings from other channels
  • Session report re-ranked and saved after the merge so the updated file reflects the deeper search results
  • If the specified channel is not in the original session, a warning is emitted listing the available channels
  • New findings presented to the user after the session is saved, not before

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