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/research-deep

Utilisez le skill obsidian-second-brain. Exécutez `/research-deep [topic]` :

eugeniughelbureugeniughelbur
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17 juin 2026
MIT License
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description: Vault-first deep research - scans the vault, fills gaps (Perplexity + Grok when keyed, free key-less sources otherwise), synthesizes a delta, then propagates updates across people/projects/ideas via /obsidian-save

category: research

triggers_en: ["deep research", "thorough research", "vault-first research", "research gaps"]


Use the obsidian-second-brain skill. Execute /research-deep [topic]:

  1. Resolve the topic from the user's argument. If no topic, ask: "What topic for deep research?"
  1. Run the Python command from the repo root (~/Projects/personal/obsidian-second-brain/):
bash
   uv run -m scripts.research.research_deep "<topic>"

The script auto-selects its mode: if PERPLEXITY_API_KEY is set it runs the paid pipeline below; otherwise it falls back to free, key-less sources. Pass --free to force free mode, or --academic (free mode only) to restrict to scholarly sources. Phase 1 (vault scan) is identical in both modes, so OBSIDIANVAULTPATH must be set either way.

  1. Paid mode - the script runs a 4-phase pipeline and finishes the work itself:
  • Phase 1 - vault scan: finds existing notes mentioning the topic (the baseline).
  • Phase 2 - gap analysis: Perplexity sonar-pro identifies what's missing/stale and emits 3-5 targeted queries (each tagged web or x).
  • Phase 3 - gap-fill: runs each query via Perplexity (web) or Grok+Live Search (X discourse).
  • Phase 4 - synthesis: Perplexity produces a delta report, the script saves it to Research/Deep/YYYY-MM-DD - <slug>.md, then emits a JSON payload between <<<RESEARCH_DEEP_PROPAGATION_PAYLOAD>>> markers.

Show the synthesis body verbatim, then do the propagation step (step 5).

  1. Free mode - the script does Phase 1 (vault scan) plus free-source aggregation and prints a JSON block with "mode": "free-sources-deep", containing vault_baseline_notes (path, score, excerpt of what the vault already knew), sources (fresh external results), stats, warnings, and an instruction. YOU are the synthesizer:
  • Read the baseline excerpts and the source results. If stats.success is false (fewer than 3 sources returned), flag the thin coverage in Open Questions - do not pad.
  • Produce a delta with exactly these sections: What's New Since Vault Baseline, What's Confirmed, Contradictions / Updates Needed (name the [[vault path]]), Synthesis, Recommended Vault Updates, Open Questions. Every external claim carries a recency marker and source domain; every vault reference uses [[wikilinks]]. Never invent facts to fill a section.
  • Save it yourself to Research/Deep/YYYY-MM-DD - <slug>.md per references/ai-first-rules.md (preamble; frontmatter with type: research-deep, ai-first: true, vault-baseline-notes, and a sources list of every result URL verbatim).
  • Show the synthesis to the user, then do the propagation step (step 5).
  1. Propagation (both modes):
  • In paid mode, parse the JSON payload; in free mode, use the note you just wrote and its synthesis.
  • Treat the synthesis body as the "conversation context" input to /obsidian-save.
  • Run the standard /obsidian-save flow: spawn parallel subagents (People, Projects, Tasks, Decisions, Ideas) and update vault notes per the synthesis's "Recommended Vault Updates" bullets.
  • Apply the AI-first vault rule on every note created or updated (preamble, frontmatter, recency markers, wikilinks, sources).
  • Link the new research note from today's daily note.
  • Then report back a clean list - "Updated [[X]], created [[Y]], linked [[Z]] from today's daily note."
  1. Plain English triggers: "do deep research on [topic]", "research properly [topic]", "vault-aware research on [topic]", "research and update the vault on [topic]".
  1. If any source/phase fails (Grok unavailable in paid mode, or a free source times out), the run continues with what it has and flags the gap in the synthesis. Surface partial results - don't silently fail. The graceful degradation rule: a partial synthesis is better than no synthesis.
  1. Cost note: paid mode makes multiple API calls (Perplexity + Grok), typically $0.20-$0.80 depending on topic depth and gap count; the script logs Grok calls to the usage log automatically. Free mode costs nothing (key-less sources) - synthesis is done by the calling Claude.

AI-first rule: Every note created or updated by this command MUST follow references/ai-first-rules.md - ## For future Claude preamble, rich frontmatter (type, date, tags, ai-first: true, plus type-specific fields), recency markers per external claim, mandatory [[wikilinks]] for every person/project/concept referenced, sources preserved verbatim with URLs inline, and confidence levels where applicable. The vault is for future-Claude retrieval - not human reading.

Anti-fabrication: Search exhaustively before claiming any note, person, or file is absent - false absence is the most co

// source originale publique
eugeniughelbur/obsidian-second-brain
/commands/research-deep.md
Licence : MIT License
Projet indépendant, non affilié à Anthropic. Ce skill reste la propriété de son auteur original.
// installer ce skill
Collez cette commande dans votre terminal à la racine de votre projet :
mkdir -p .claude/commands && curl -o ".claude/commands/research-deep.md" "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eugeniughelbur/obsidian-second-brain/main/commands/research-deep.md"
Ensuite dans Claude Code, tapez /research-deep pour l'activer.
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