Research existing solutions when exploring a new problem space. Use when the user mentions "prior art", "existing solutions", "what libraries exist for", or wants to understand the landscape before building.
Researches existing libraries and solutions to inform technical decisions before building new features.
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Research prior art for: $ARGUMENTS
Identify relevant sources based on context:
Run searches in parallel. Infer the ecosystem from:
Start with 2-3 most promising projects:
If initial results don't satisfy the query, expand to additional projects.
Agent dispatch example:
Investigate [project] for prior art on [topic]:
- How does it approach [specific aspect]?
- What tradeoffs does it make?
- What can we learn for our use case?
Gather findings and produce a recommendation:
Respond in the conversation with structured markdown (not files):
## Prior Art: [Topic]
### Summary
[Common patterns, key variations, recommendation based on query intent]
### Projects
#### [Project Name]
- **Repository**: [link]
- **Relevance**: [why this matters to the query]
- **Approach**: [how it solves the problem]
- **Lessons**: [what to learn from it]
#### [Next Project]
...
### Additional Projects (not deeply investigated)
- [Project]: [one-line description]
- ...
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