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Plan user research by matching methods to study goals and explaining participant numbers and confidence. Synthesize tagged observations into recurring findings, distinguish isolated anecdotes, and organize evidence so research results can be found and reused.
Route enterprise research questions to specialized skills for clinical studies, R&D finance, market research, or user research. Receive a concise digest of findings, next actions, output files, and assumptions that need human review.
Research current facts, compare options, or investigate people and companies using public sources and supplied context. This skill selects an appropriate research workflow and separates evidence, inference, and recommendations, including dates where freshness matters.
Build market research evidence by comparing two market-size estimates, calculating survey sample sizes for each customer group, and scoring potential segments. Outputs show methods and assumptions so teams can assess the basis for business decisions.
Plan R&D budgets with direct and indirect costs, track spending and how long funds will last, and check whether milestones remain affordable. Prepare accounting review routes for development costs, with explicit assumptions and a named finance owner.
Plan a prospective clinical study by ranking endpoints, estimating participant numbers and statistical power, and assessing feasibility. Outputs include assumptions and named reviewers, providing material for expert review before a protocol is finalized.
Continuous product discovery research operations — picking the method that fits the question, recruiting and screening participants, building interview guides, and scoring evidence into insights. Use when planning or running discovery.
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