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Answering with sources

Skill Scout-AI-Labs/scout-skills/skills/answering-with-sources

Agent Skills for using Scout: web research, sourced answers, company enrichment, structured extraction, monitoring. Works in Claude Code, Claude.ai, the Agent SDK, and Vercel eve.

Install
npx -y skills add Scout-AI-Labs/scout-skills --skill answering-with-sources

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Answer a factual question quickly using the live web with Scout, with inline citations. Use for a single direct question that needs current information ("what changed in X", "who is Y", "is Z still true") when a full research pass would be overkill. One search, read the top results, answer with citations.

SKILL.md

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Answering with sources

The fast path: one search, read the best results, answer with citations. Use this for a single question; for a multi-part topic use researching-the-web instead.

Steps

  1. Search the question. Use scout_search (MCP) or:
curl -s https://core.usescout.sh/v1/search \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SCOUT_API_KEY" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"queries":["<question>"],"limit":8}'
  1. Read the top 2-3 results with scout_scrape (or POST /v1/page/markdown).
  2. Answer in a few sentences, grounded only in what you read. Put a [n] after each claim and list the source URLs at the end.

If the results don't actually answer the question, say that plainly and suggest a better query rather than padding.

Keep looking

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