About web-search-researcher
A web-research skill for people seeking current, sourced answers to technical and general questions. It structures work into query analysis, strategic search, source retrieval, and synthesis, with guidance on research depth and quality.
Key features
- 01Query-specific search strategies
- 02Progressive, time-boxed research
- 03Source fetching and synthesis
- 04Research depth levels
- 05Quality and date-awareness guidance
Use cases
- 01Find current information beyond training data
- 02Locate official API or library documentation
- 03Research technical practices and solutions
- 04Compare tools, technologies, or approaches
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ d-o-hub/ rust-self-learning-memory --skill web-search-researcherAfter installing, type/web-search-researcherin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
progressive.mdquality.mdstrategies.mdsynthesis.mdDetails
From the project READMEWeb Search Research
Expert web research using WebSearch and WebFetch for accurate, current information.
Quick Reference
- Strategies - Query-type-specific search approaches
- Progressive Search - Time-boxed research rounds
- Synthesis Format - Organizing findings
- Quality Guidelines - Research best practices
When to Use
- Find modern information not in training data
- Locate official documentation for APIs/libraries
- Research best practices and current recommendations
- Discover technical solutions to specific problems
- Compare technologies, approaches, or tools
Date Context Awareness
CRITICAL: Check environment context (<env>) for current date before research.
Why: Ensures searches use current year, prevents outdated best practices.
Core Process
- Analyze - Break down query, identify key terms
- Search - Execute strategic searches
- Fetch - Retrieve content from authoritative sources
- Synthesize - Organize and present findings
Research Depth
| Level | Time | Use When |
|---|---|---|
| Quick | 15-20 min | Simple questions, checking syntax |
| Standard | 30-45 min | Technical decisions, best practices |
| Deep | 60-90 min | Architecture decisions, critical systems |
| Exhaustive | 2+ hr | Mission-critical, novel domains |
See strategies.md for API/docs/best-practices search patterns and progressive.md for time-boxed approach.
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