web-research
The web-research skill provides a structured methodology for conducting comprehensive web research by defining scope, executing targeted searches, evaluating source credibility, and synthesizing findings with proper citations. Use this skill when users request research on topics, require information verification across multiple sources, or need fact-checking with documented references.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/cloudshipai/station /tmp/web-research && cp -r /tmp/web-research/environments/default/skills/user/web-research ~/.claude/skills/web-researchSKILL.md
# Web Research Skill ## When to Use - User asks you to research a topic - You need to gather information from multiple sources - Task requires fact-checking or verification ## Workflow ### 1. Define Scope Before searching, clarify: - What specific questions need answering? - What depth of coverage is needed? - Are there preferred or authoritative sources? ### 2. Search Strategy Execute searches in this order: 1. Broad overview search 2. Specific fact-finding searches 3. Alternative viewpoint searches ### 3. Source Evaluation For each source, assess: - Authority (who wrote it?) - Currency (when published?) - Relevance (does it answer the question?) ### 4. Synthesis Combine findings into a coherent summary with citations. ## Examples ### Example: Technology Research User: "Research the latest developments in WebAssembly" Step 1: Define scope - Focus on recent developments - Include browser support status - Cover WASI developments Step 2: Execute searches - "WebAssembly developments 2026" - "WASI preview 2 status" - "WebAssembly component model" Step 3: Evaluate sources - Prefer official documentation - Cross-reference with reputable tech blogs Step 4: Synthesize findings - Create summary with citations - Note any conflicting information
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