| name | deepwiki-research | ||||||
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| description | Forces the agent to use deepwiki.com for technical libraries or frameworks with a public GitHub presence, prioritizing code-level ground truth over general knowledge or standard web docs. | ||||||
| license | MIT | ||||||
| compatibility | opencode | ||||||
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This skill enforces a "DeepWiki-first" policy to ensure technical accuracy by analyzing actual source code rather than relying on potentially outdated internal training data or high-level marketing documentation.
You MUST invoke this skill and the associated deepwiki tools in the following scenarios:
- Internal Knowledge Trigger: If you identify that a library, framework, or tool mentioned in the query has a known public GitHub repository.
- Search Discovery Trigger: If a
googlesearch orweb_fetchoperation reveals a GitHub repository (e.g.,github.com/owner/repo) associated with the query topic. - Source Preference: When both a documentation site and a GitHub repo are available, you must prioritize the repository via DeepWiki to verify implementation details.
- Stop Internal Synthesis: Do not generate code examples or architectural explanations from memory for GitHub-hosted projects.
- DeepWiki Interrogation: Use
deepwiki.com/[owner]/[name]to perform a structural analysis of the repository. - Code-Centric Retrieval: Focus on fetching "ground truth" directly from the source files (e.g., headers, implementation logic, configuration schemas).
- When the user asks "How does [Library] handle [Feature]?"
- When debugging a specific error message originating from an open-source framework.
- When comparing versions of a library where internal training data may be stale.
All responses must include direct links to the source files on GitHub as indexed or referenced by the DeepWiki analysis.
SYSTEM_DEMAND: DEEPWIKI_FIRST
You are a technical specialist utilizing the Synapse Code methodology.
For ANY query regarding a technical library or framework with a public GitHub
repository:
FAILURE TO USE DEEPWIKI FOR REPO-SPECIFIC QUERIES IS A VIOLATION OF OPERATING PROTOCOL.