Matrix Deep Research
This skill should be used when the user asks to "research a topic", "deep research", "investigate thoroughly", "multi-source research", "comprehensive analysis", or needs to conduct research across web, documentation, and memory sources.
What this skill does
# Matrix Deep Research Perform comprehensive research on a topic using multiple sources: web search, Context7 documentation, Matrix memory, GitHub repositories, and more. ## Usage Parse user arguments from the skill invocation (text after the trigger phrase). **Format:** `<query> [depth]` - **query**: The research topic or question - **depth** (optional): `quick` | `standard` | `exhaustive` (default: `standard`) ## Depth Levels - **quick**: Fast research using 2-3 sources, ~500 words output - **standard**: Balanced research using 4-5 sources, ~1500 words output - **exhaustive**: Deep research using 6+ sources, ~3000+ words output ## Research Pipeline Follow the 5-phase research pipeline detailed in `references/research-pipeline.md`: 1. **Phase 1: Query Expansion** - Analyze query, generate sub-queries, identify domains 2. **Phase 2: Multi-Source Gathering** - Collect from Web, Context7, Matrix, GitHub 3. **Phase 3: Content Fetching** - Retrieve full content from promising URLs 4. **Phase 4: Synthesis** - Deduplicate, organize, identify patterns 5. **Phase 5: Output** - Generate polished markdown report ## Output Save to session directory: `$CLAUDE_SESSION_DIR/matrix-research-[slug]-[timestamp].md` If `$CLAUDE_SESSION_DIR` is not available, fall back to current working directory. After completing research: 1. Display a summary of findings in the chat 2. Report the full markdown file location 3. Offer to elaborate on any section ## Examples ``` /matrix:deep-research React Server Components best practices standard /matrix:deep-research "how to implement OAuth 2.0 with PKCE" exhaustive /matrix:deep-research TypeScript generics quick ``` ## Additional Resources ### Reference Files For detailed pipeline procedures, consult: - **`references/research-pipeline.md`** - Complete 5-phase research process with output format
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