research

Fact-checked web research verifies claims by conducting concurrent web searches, fetching sources, and using subagents to cross-reference key information. This process provides well-sourced answers by synthesizing multiple verified references.

You need source verification for web research when an answer requires multiple validated sources rather than a simple search. It is essential for ensuring information accuracy and composing cited reports on complex topics.

You get well-sourced answers from concurrent web searches by fetching relevant pages and applying adversarial verification. Dedicated subagents check key claims in parallel before composing a final cited synthesis.

No, this research assistance approach requires both web search and fetch capabilities to operate. Without these dependencies, the system cannot retrieve external sources or conduct the necessary fact-checking for cited synthesis.

Simple web search returns raw results, while cited synthesis composes a final report with exact citations from verified sources. The latter uses adversarial verification subagents to cross-check claims before generating the output.

Yes, you can use information synthesis for broad topics like climate change impacts. The skill conducts concurrent searches, fetches sources, and verifies claims to provide a comprehensive, fact-checked report with exact citations.