Domain Research

Identify the canonical authority for each domain, extract core frameworks, and synthesize into a structured, actionable document.

When to Use

• Deep research on an organizational, business, or operational topic (company structure, department SOPs, best practices in a field)
• Finding experienced practitioners and primary sources in a domain
• Structured synthesis organized by domain or function with actionable frameworks

When Not to Use

• Product or tool comparisons (a tech-briefing workflow fits better)
• Single-source summarization
• Generating a formatted PDF report from already-gathered material

Core Principle

"Deep research using prominent resources" means: use direct sources where possible, identify who originated or maintains a framework only when evidence supports that role, and use strong explanations or practitioner applications when they add value. Keep each claim traceable to its source and label useful synthesis as synthesis.