Awesome Webpage Research (mini)

Lightweight, single-pass topic research used only by AwesomeWebpageMetaSkill. Produce a concise topic brief with a short citation list so the page planner has factual anchors. This is not a replacement for the bundled deep-research skill; do not invoke it for general literature reviews or multi-round investigations.

Inputs

The caller supplies:

• question: the topic, audience, language, style, and webpage context to research.

Protocol

Single round. Three steps. No iteration, no plan.json, no state file.

1. Identify 3-5 focused sub-questions that the page planner needs answered to ground page sections. Cover what the topic is, why it matters, key facts, common misconceptions, and at most one stat or date anchor. Do not exceed 5 sub-questions.
2. Run one bounded web-search round: at most one search query per sub-question. Use web-search for every language. Prefer recent, reputable sources. Stop at one usable source per sub-question; do not chase broader coverage and do not run a second round.
3. Compile a single brief (target ~300-500 words) containing:
   • one paragraph topic summary
   • one paragraph "key facts" with inline [1]-style citation tags
   • a Sources list of 3-5 entries formatted as [n] Title — URL
   • a final Page anchors: line listing 3-5 short phrases that can become section headings or callouts on the webpage

Rules

• Do not iterate. One search round, one synthesis pass. Return as soon as the brief is written.
• Do not fetch full articles. Use search snippets; perform at most one quick fetch per sub-question if a snippet is unusable.
• Do not invent citations. Every [n] must map to a source in the Sources list. If a source cannot be cited, drop the claim instead of fabricating one.
• Do not produce a multi-page literature review. Cap the brief at ~500 words.
• Do not search for images, audio, or video media here; media acquisition is handled by other meta-skill steps.
• Do not call deep-research, summarize, or any meta-skill from this step.
• If the search round returns nothing usable, prepend a single line RESEARCH_THIN to the brief and continue with a question-only summary without inventing citations or sources.

Output

Return only the brief text. No methodology notes, no per-source commentary, no JSON wrapper. The caller will truncate this output before feeding it to the page planner.