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research-method-advisor

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Use this skill whenever a designer or researcher describes a design problem, product challenge, or research question and wants help choosing a research method or planning research. Trigger when someone says things like "I need to research...", "we want to understand users better", "how should I validate this", "what research should I do for...", "I'm working on [problem] and need to find out...", or describes a design stage (discovery, ideation, validation, post-launch) alongside a question. Also trigger when someone describes a habit-driven method choice ("I was going to do user interviews") and you should challenge whether that's the right fit. This skill guides Claude to first recommend the right research method, then generate a ready-to-use research draft (discussion guide, survey, test plan, etc.) tailored to the problem.

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