By name: quick-research description: Quick web research with source citations. Use when user asks for brief research, fact-checking, quick lookups, or wants concise answers with sources on any topic. argument-hint: [topic] allowed-tools: WebSearch, WebFetch, Read user-invocable: true
Quick Research: $ARGUMENTS
Rules
- Base answers ONLY on sources you find/read
- Cite source for each claim: [Source: URL]
- If unsure → say "not confirmed"
- No gap-filling with assumptions
Process
1. Search & Read
Find 2-3 relevant sources. For each:
- Source: [URL]
- Key info: [relevant facts]
2. Synthesize
Answer using ONLY extracted info. Be practical, include code examples if applicable.
3. Quick Verify
- Every claim traceable to source?
- Code examples from docs/tested?
- Gaps acknowledged?
Phase 1 (Search & Read):
- Source: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/runtime-config-connection.html Key info: max_connections default = 100
- Source: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Number_Of_Database_Connections Key info: recommended pool size = ((core_count * 2) + effective_spindle_count)
Phase 2 (Synthesize): Postgres ships with max_connections=100 [Source: postgresql.org/docs]. Recommended pool size formula is (cores * 2 + spindles) [Source: wiki.postgresql.org].
Phase 3 (Verify): all claims cited, no gaps.
Output
Answer
[Concise answer with inline citations]
Config/Code (if applicable)
# Source: [URL]
[code]
Sources
Not Covered
[What couldn't be found / needs verification]