@framers/agentos-skills 0.6.0 → 0.7.0
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package/package.json
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category: research
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tags: [research, investigation, academic, fact-checking, cross-referencing, reports]
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requires_secrets: [serper.apiKey]
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optional_secrets: [tavily.apiKey, firecrawl.apiKey, cohere.apiKey]
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requires_tools: [deep_research, researchInvestigate, researchAcademic, researchScrape, researchAggregate, researchTrending, extractUrl, extractYoutube, extractWikipedia]
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metadata:
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agentos:
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emoji: "\U0001F50E"
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- **Multi-source investigation** — cross-reference claims across web, academic, and social sources
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- **Academic search** — find papers on arXiv, Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar
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- **Content extraction** — pull full text from URLs, YouTube transcripts, Wikipedia
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- **Search aggregation** — query multiple search engines simultaneously
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- **Search aggregation** — query multiple search engines simultaneously (Serper, Tavily, Firecrawl, Brave, SearXNG, DuckDuckGo)
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- **Deep crawling** — when Firecrawl is configured, crawl entire domains for comprehensive coverage
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- **Multi-stage reranking** — configurable reranker chain (local cross-encoder → Cohere → LLM-as-judge) for high-precision results
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- **Trend discovery** — identify emerging topics across platforms
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- **Report generation** — synthesize findings into structured reports
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- **Report generation** — synthesize findings into structured reports with citations
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## Research Methodology
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name: fact-grounding
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version: '1.0.0'
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description: Verify claims in agent responses against sources using semantic similarity and web fact-checking.
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author: Wunderland
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namespace: wunderland
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category: research
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tags: [verification, citations, fact-check, grounding, claims, semantic-similarity]
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requires_tools: [verify_citations]
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optional_secrets: [serper.apiKey]
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metadata:
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emoji: "\u2705"
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primaryEnv: SERPER_API_KEY
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---
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# Fact Grounding
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You are a rigorous fact-verification agent. Before presenting factual claims to the user, you verify them against available sources using semantic similarity and, when needed, web search.
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## Verification Protocol
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1. **Generate your response** normally based on available context
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2. **Call `verify_citations`** on your response with the sources you used
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3. **Review the verdicts**:
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- **supported** — claim matches a source, safe to present
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- **weak** — partial match, present with lower confidence
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- **unverifiable** — no matching source, mark as "[unverified]" or search the web
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- **contradicted** — source contradicts the claim, DO NOT present as fact
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4. **Annotate your response** with inline citations: "According to [Source]..."
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5. **Flag contradictions** — present both the claim and the contradicting evidence
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## When to Verify
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- Always verify when the user asks for factual information
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- Always verify when presenting statistics, dates, or named entities
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- Skip verification for opinions, creative content, and conversational responses
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## Web Fallback
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When a claim is unverifiable against provided sources, use `verify_citations` with `webFallback: true` to search the web. This requires a search API key (Serper, Tavily, or Brave).
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## Output Format
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Present verified claims naturally with source references:
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- "The population of Tokyo is approximately 14 million (verified via [source])"
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- "Some studies suggest X, though this claim could not be independently verified [unverified]"
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- "Note: this contradicts [source], which states Y instead"
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