research-wave

Orchestrates parallel multi-agent research with independent fact-checking and ruled corrections.

Updated Jun 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kashman001/ai-workspace-template --skill research-wave-kashman001
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: research-wave
Source: https://github.com/kashman001/ai-workspace-template/tree/main/skills/research-wave
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kashman001/ai-workspace-template --skill research-wave-kashman001

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? Researching multiple subjects at once often produces unverified claims, fabricated quotes, and inconsistent standards that reach published deliverables. This Skill coordinates a wave of parallel research agents, independent fact-checkers, and corrections agents so every claim is verified before anyone acts on it. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Parallel research passes: Launch one agent per subject against an identical schema, with per-item write isolation and compact returns that protect the orchestrator's context. - Independent fact-checking: Each result is checked by an agent that did none of the original research, with named failure modes like fabricated quotes, dead sources, and over-corrections. - Ruled corrections and cross-subject sweeps: The orchestrator rules on every finding, a corrections agent applies rulings while re-deriving numbers, and final sweeps catch consistency, formatting, and stale-count defects. - Use Case: Run a vendor comparison across five products where the results will be published: define the schema once, research all five in parallel, fact-check each independently, and synthesize only from corrected records. ## Quick Start Use the research-wave skill to research these five vendors in parallel against a shared schema and independently fact-check every claim before summarizing.

Frequently Asked Questions about research-wave

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I research multiple subjects in parallel with AI agents?▼

Define one identical schema for all subjects, create a separate directory per subject, and launch every research agent in a single message so they run concurrently. Each agent writes only to its own directory and returns at most 15 lines to the orchestrator.

How do I fact-check AI-generated research before publishing?▼

Hand each research result to an independent fact-check agent that did none of the original work, with priority targets phrased as claims to rule on. The fact-checker records a verdict per claim and recommends corrections, but never edits the research directly.

When should I use a multi-agent research pipeline instead of a single lookup?▼

Use it when claims will be published, presented, or defended, such as vendor comparisons or due-diligence sweeps. For a lookup nobody will contest, direct research is cheaper since this pipeline costs roughly five to eight agents per subject.

What are common failure modes in AI research verification?▼

Documented failure modes include fabricated quotes, dead or redirected sources, marketing scored as documentation, absence claims based on failed lookups, and over-corrections against the subject. Roughly half of real findings are over-corrections that understate a genuine capability.

Why does the orchestrator not read full research records?▼

The orchestrator's context is the binding constraint on the whole wave, so every agent reports to a file and returns at most 12 to 15 lines. Pulling full records into chat exhausts context and ends the wave early with subjects unfinished.