What problem does it solve? Turning scattered research from web searches, X/Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and images into a well-structured, properly cited blog post is time-consuming and error-prone. This Skill enforces a consistent research-to-draft workflow so every post has real citations, a table of contents, and no invented facts. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-source research: Gathers material from web search, X/Twitter, Instagram, YouTube transcripts, and images, with a mandatory confirmation of sort order (recency vs. popularity) before researching. - Citation discipline: Applies tiered trust rules so factual claims require authoritative sources while social posts only support sentiment claims, with inline links matched 1:1 to a References section. - Rich output options: Produces Markdown with a table of contents by default, plus an optional Canva-generated top image (with in-image labels in the post's language) and an embedded YouTube iframe. - Use Case: Ask for a post on a trending topic, confirm you want the 5 most popular items from web and X, review the gated draft, and receive a saved publish-ready Markdown file with citations. ## Quick Start Write a blog post about the latest AI coding assistants using the 5 most recent web articles and X posts, with inline citations and a references list.