Super Search Fast

Search workflow

1. Identify the core question, time range, and claims that need verification.
2. Use Chinese queries for Chinese communities and add natural English queries for Reddit and X.
3. When the user does not specify sources, run $linuxdo-search, $v2ex-search, $reddit-search, $x-search, and built-in Web search in parallel. Do not call Xiaohongshu, WeChat, Douyin, or Telegram. When the user specifies sources, call only those sources.
4. For Web search, prefer official documentation, project repositories, papers, announcements, and primary statements.
5. Retry each dedicated search script three times on error. If it still fails, immediately fall back to built-in Web search using site:linux.do "core name", site:v2ex.com/t "core name", site:reddit.com "core name", or site:x.com "core name". Also run the matching Web fallback when a dedicated search returns no citation. Never describe a failed search or missing citations as no discussion on that platform.
6. For real-time topics, pass the user's --from and --to values to X. When no range is given, choose a reasonable range and state it.
7. Merge duplicate events and reposts, prefer accessible primary pages, and distinguish confirmed facts, community opinions, and unverified information.

Execution requirements

• This skill is incomplete until every enabled source has an explicit result status. At minimum record searched, citations, error, and fallback_used for Linux DO, V2EX, Reddit, X, and Web.
• $linuxdo-search, $v2ex-search, $reddit-search, and $x-search are mandatory dedicated sub-skills when their sources are enabled. Do not treat reading this file or running Web search alone as executing them.
• Before searching, resolve each named sub-skill to its SKILL.md and follow its invocation instructions. If the runtime cannot invoke a sub-skill, mark it unavailable and immediately run its required site-specific Web fallback.
• Run independent source searches in parallel where the runtime supports it. Do not skip a source because another source already produced results.
• Before answering, verify that the final response accounts for every enabled source, including sources with search_executed: false, errors, or no citations. Never silently omit a source.

Citation rules

• Cite only pages actually returned by the Web tool.
• When a dedicated search returns citations, cite only those links.
• When X returns search_executed: true without citations, summarize content and state that the upstream service provided no citable source posts.
• When any dedicated search returns search_executed: false, mark that source as not successfully searched.
• When a dedicated search ultimately fails, report the source, HTTP status or error type, the upstream error message, and that Web fallback was used.
• Place links next to important claims. State when no reliable evidence was found.

Output format

Answer directly first, then concisely summarize facts, community consensus, disagreements, and uncertainty. Do not mechanically list results source by source.

End every response with a ## References section. Keep links next to supported claims and repeat every used link in this final section. Use one line per website, preserve the result title, deduplicate links, and separate multiple links with commas. Use the website or platform name as the label, not Web:

## References

Linux DO: [result title](https://example.com), [result title](https://example.com)
OpenAI: [result title](https://example.com)

Include only websites with references actually used in the answer. When no citable source exists, write No citable sources. below the heading.