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Research any technical / developer topic online — libraries, errors, best-practice/how-to, tool·library·model comparisons, product capabilities, and ecosystem/community signal. Use when you'll act on the answer as a developer (write code, debug, choose a tool). For non-technical topics (science, history, consumer, personal, fact-check) use `research-general`.
nielsmadan/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill nielsmadan/skills
<!-- Generated from https://github.com/nielsmadan/agentic-coding — edits here are overwritten. --> # Research Tech Research any technical topic from multiple angles using parallel sub-agents, with critical evaluation of source credibility. Covers the full developer surface: implementation and debugging, best practices, **comparing/choosing tools, libraries, models, or services**, checking what a product or platform can do, and reading ecosystem sentiment — not just code and errors. For a genuinely non-technical question (science, history, news, policy, consumer purchases, personal decisions, fact-checking a claim), use `research-general` instead — it leads with encyclopedic/academic/news/primary sources rather than docs and StackOverflow. ## Usage ``` research-tech <library> <what you want to do> research-tech "<error message>" <library> research-tech how to implement auth in react-navigation v7 research-tech Redux vs Zustand for large app research-tech does Airship support transactional emails research-tech best open-weight coding models on OpenRouter by cost/quality ``` ## Gotchas - Context7 docs may lag behind a recent major release. Check which version is documented before citing it as authoritative. - "Prefer recent, then higher authority" can be wrong: an authoritative maintainer comment from 18 months ago may be more correct than a popular blog post from last month. Weigh authority first for stable libraries. - Quick mode may miss nuance. If a "simple" question t