Go from a question to a sourced research brief
You'd normally lose the day to open tabs and a doc of pasted links you half-trust. One sentence, and every claim comes back with its source.
Breaks your question into the right searches across sources, then brings back one answer with every claim attributed.
The problem
- Someone needs an answer with evidence — a client, the board, your own pricing call.
- So you open the tabs — and an hour later you have nine of them, two contradicting numbers, and a doc of links you no longer trust.
How it works
You give Cowork the broken file and one sentence:
Research where Pix is heading versus cards for Brazilian retail — current share, trajectory, what changes in 2026 — cite every claim and flag anything uncertain.
And this is what comes back:
| Headline answer | in one line |
| Current share | multi-source |
| The 2026 story | with timeline |
| Flagged (3) | not guessed |
Why use it
- The tab-day back — the question gets split into the right searches; you read one brief.
- Every claim linked — trust the brief, or click through and check it yourself.
- Confidence labeled — solid numbers separated from single-source projections. Our run flagged 3 uncertainties instead of smoothing them over.
- Decision-shaped — it ends with what this means for you, not a pile of facts.
Do it yourself, step by step
Download the skill
Click here to download it — or use the Download button on its Claudinho page. A .skill file lands in your Downloads folder.
Drag that file into Cowork
Open your Downloads folder and drag the file into the Claude desktop app window. Steps 1 and 2 are once — from now on you start at step 3.
Start a task — no files needed
Just bring the question you actually need answered.
Type the sentence
You don't need to mention the skill: Claude recognizes a research question and uses it on its own.
Research where Pix is heading versus cards for Brazilian retail — current share, trajectory, what changes in 2026 — cite every claim and flag anything uncertain.Read the brief
Claims linked, confidence labeled, flags where the sources disagree. Click any source you want to verify.
Prefer a command? npx skills add https://github.com/anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins/tree/main/search-strategy does the same.