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Research a topic or feature from both sides: explore the existing codebase (patterns, architecture, related files, dependencies, integration points) AND search the web for common solutions, alternatives, libraries, and blog posts about the underlying problem. Use before or during planning, or whenever unfamiliar territory needs research before deciding an approach.
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Install: claude install-skill YoniChechik/claude-code-config
# Explore Research a topic from both sides — what already exists in this codebase, and what already exists in the world — so a decision can be made with real information instead of a guess. ## Topic from user input "$ARGUMENTS" ## Process ### Codebase side - Explore existing code patterns and architecture relevant to the topic. - Identify related files and components. - Understand dependencies and integration points. ### Web side - Search the web for common solutions and alternatives to the underlying problem — not just this codebase's own history. - Include libraries/packages that already solve this or a closely related problem. - Include blog posts or writeups discussing the problem, so real-world tradeoffs surface instead of getting rediscovered from scratch. ### Report Summarize both sides together: what already exists in the codebase that's relevant, and what's out there (approaches, libraries, tradeoffs) — enough for the caller to make an informed decision. Cite `file:line` for codebase findings and URLs for web findings.