Search Skill

Use you-search to discover web sources and you-contents to read specific URLs. Search finds candidate sources; reading extracts reliable evidence.

Build answers from read evidence, not snippets alone. Answer with citations from sources that actually support the claim. Always finish with a non-empty answer; if evidence is incomplete, give the best-supported partial answer and mark what remains unknown.

Search Pipeline

Phase 1: Plan

1. Restate the core question and identify the type of answer required (single value, list, comparison, ranking, explanation).
2. Break the question into 3-5 research items, and for each draft a 3-6 word keyword query (one facet per query — never paste the whole question).
3. For each item, list the value/source/date to find and the 3-6 word query for it, plus domain/recency/locale filters only if they clearly help.

Phase 2: Investigate