web-researchlisted

# Web research Auto-invoked when the user needs current, authoritative information that does not live in static docs or in code. Returns dated, cited findings - never opinionated synthesis dressed as fact. ## When to use - Current industry trends, recent releases, breaking changes (≤6 months) - Security advisories, CVEs, vendor announcements, deprecation notices - Comparative product / framework evaluation backed by reputable sources - Standards updates (RFCs, language specs, official changelogs) Skip when: question can be answered by docs or code (use `tech-research`), or it concerns a local file / repo (use Serena tools). ## Workflow 1. Frame the search query with version / date qualifiers (e.g. "May 2026", "v1.2.x") 2. Prefer authoritative domains: vendor blogs, RFCs, security advisories, official changelogs, standards bodies 3. Fetch top 2-3 candidates via WebFetch; capture publication dates 4. Cross-reference dated info between independent sources 5. Quote directly when the claim is non-trivial; never paraphrase as established fact ## Output style - Date-stamp every claim ("As of 2026-05-…", "vN.M.K release notes") - Cite source URL inline next to each claim - Distinguish vendor statements from third-party analysis - Mark blog posts as opinion, not fact - Reply in Russian when the user wrote in Russian ## Anti-patterns - Generic advice without date or source - Treating opinionated blogs as facts - cite them explicitly as opinion - Missing official announcements