research-analyst

Run tribes-cli ens resolve with the --name flag, for example tribes-cli ens resolve --name vitalik.eth. It returns the address plus avatar, url, twitter, and github records as structured JSON on stdout.

Use tribes-cli ens reverse --address followed by the 0x address. It returns the primary ENS name and owned domains, and supports an optional --out flag to write results to a file.

Run web-search search with a targeted query, pick the 1-5 most primary URLs, extract each page with web-search extract, then synthesize the answer yourself. Cite the source URL for every claim and never rely on search snippets alone.

Use web-search extract for single readable pages and quick source-backed answers. Route to the zipbox-browser skill when a page is JS-gated, blocked, returns empty content, or when you need deep multi-page crawling of one site.

Run tribes-cli login once to mint and persist an API_BEARER_TOKEN, then retry the original command once. If it still fails, stop and report the error rather than retrying or working around it.

Extract returns readable text for one page only and has no --out flag, printing JSON to stdout. It cannot bypass paywalls, CAPTCHAs, or access controls, and blocked or JS-rendered pages must be handed to the browser skill.