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Deep Research Skill for Claude Code / OpenCode / Codex enables a two-phase research workflow with human-in-the-loop control, supporting outline generation and deep investigation across Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex. It includes commands to generate outlines, add items/fields, perform deep research, and produce reports.

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What it is

A structured research workflow skill for Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex, supporting two-phase research: outline generation (extensible) and deep investigation. Human-in-the-loop design ensures precise control at every stage.

How it works

Provides workflows to generate an outline of research items and fields, then deep-research each item using parallel agents, followed by generating a markdown report. Includes commands to manage items, fields, and reports:

  • /research to generate research outline with items and fields
  • /research-add-items to add more research items
  • /research-add-fields to add more field definitions
  • /research-deep to perform deep research
  • /research-report to generate markdown report from JSON results

Supports multiple targets (Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex) with environment/setup instructions per target and a web-search-enabled agent configuration for OpenCode.

Getting started

Install and configure per target:

  • Claude Code: clone repo, copy language-specific skill files to ~/.claude/skills/, install web-search agent/modules, install Python dependency with pip install pyyaml.
  • OpenCode: copy English or Chinese research skills to ~/.claude/skills/, enable web search in the shell via export OPENCODE_ENABLE_EXA=1, persist if desired, copy web-search modules to ~/.config/opencode/agents/, install pyyaml.
  • Codex: create skill and agent directories under ~/.codex, copy research files, install web researcher agent and modules, install pyyaml. Optionally configure Codex via scripts/install-codex.sh or manually edit ~/.codex/config.toml with provided settings.

Commands and exact syntax are shown in the README, including how to trigger skills in Claude Code 2.1.0+ and how to access them via /skill-name or /skills paths.

Recent releases

  • None documented in the releases section.

Traction

  • Stars: 1858
  • Forks: 150
  • Open issues: 3

License

MIT

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