Research Dispatcher

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    Multi-source dispatcher for aggregating technical research and community sentiment across HN, Reddit, and GitHub.

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    Example session with this skill installed

    Research what the community is saying about agentic workflows and find any relevant OSS projects on GitHub.

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    • Compiled the research-dispatcher

    Sources: HN (3 hits), Reddit (2 hits), GitHub (5 hits).

    • [HN] "Agentic Workflows in Prod" (412 pts, 85 comments)
    • [GH] langchain-ai/langgraph (Tag: LLM, 15k stars, pushed 2 days ago)
      Theme: Consensus shifting from basic RAG to state-machine based agent orchestration.

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    About this skill

    What it does

    The Research Dispatcher is a developer-centric research engine that routes queries across Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub, and Brave Search through a single declarative interface. Instead of manual tab-switching, it programmatically queries community-specific APIs, applies source-specific query optimizations, and aggregates the results into a unified Markdown report.

    Why use this skill

    Standard LLM web searches often miss the nuanced "community signal" found in developer hubs. This skill encodes platform-specific logic—such as GitHub technical qualifiers (stars, topics, push dates) and Reddit subreddit sorting—that generic search engines frequently overlook. It handles the "search-fu" for you, managing rate limits, API nuances, and formatting so you get high-signal data without the noise.

    Supported sources

    • Hacker News: Deep technical discussions via Algolia API.
    • Reddit: Community sentiment and niche subreddit insights.
    • GitHub: Real-time OSS activity, trending repos, and issue tracking.
    • Brave Search: Fresh general web results with date filtering.

    The Output

    The skill produces a structured Markdown synthesis including top hits (ranked by score/relevance), deduplicated cross-platform URLs, and identified recurring themes across different communities.

    • No access to private/paywalled content.
    • Brave search restricted to 2k free calls/mo.
    • GitHub requires GITHUB_TOKEN for high-volume use.

    How to use

    1. 1

      Connect your agent to the Agensi MCP

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      Sign in to Agensi

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      Ask for what you need

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    GitHubAlgoliaRedditYcombinatorBrave

    Permissions

    Terminal / Shell
    Network Access

    Allowed Hosts

    hn.algolia.com
    www.reddit.com
    api.github.com
    news.ycombinator.com
    api.search.brave.com
    Listed6 months ago

    What's inside

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Unlike generic search tools, this skill uses specialized logic to query community-specific APIs (Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub) directly, allowing it to surface technical discussions and code repositories that standard search engines often miss or bury.

    The research-dispatcher is designed for compatibility with any LLM platform or custom agent that supports OpenAI-standard function calling or tool integration via JSON schemas.

    Yes, you can target specific subreddits on Reddit or apply technical filters on GitHub, such as minimum star counts, specific programming languages, or activity dates, to narrow down your results.

    Upon purchase, you receive the full tool definition, including the optimized API integration logic, schema parameters, and instructions for connecting your own API keys for the supported sources.

    While the skill handles the complex query formatting and data aggregation, you will need to provide your own API keys for services like Brave Search to ensure the tool operates within your own rate limits and usage needs.

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