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Fusion Research

  • 1.1k installs
  • 1 repo stars
  • Updated August 4, 2026
  • equinor/fusion-skills

fusion-research is a research orchestration skill that runs structured, high-signal investigations with parallel agent threads for developers who need evidence before choosing a feature or product direction.

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fusion-research is a skill from equinor/fusion-skills that structures pre-commitment research using multiple parallel agent threads. Listed on skills.sh with 569 installs, fusion-research targets developers evaluating new features, integrations, or product bets who want breadth and depth before writing code. The workflow emphasizes high-signal findings over shallow summaries by fanning research across concurrent threads. Developers reach for fusion-research at the start of discovery when competing approaches, market context, or technical feasibility must be compared systematically.

  • Orchestrates multiple specialized research agents in parallel
  • Synthesizes findings into concise, actionable insight reports
  • Reduces open-ended research time by structuring queries and sources
  • Works across any domain or decision point in the builder journey
  • Designed as a reusable capability within the Fusion skill collection

Fusion Research by the numbers

  • 1,080 all-time installs (skills.sh)
  • +22 installs in the week ending Aug 4, 2026 (Skillselion tracking)
  • Ranked #447 of 3,282 Productivity & Planning skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
  • Data as of Aug 5, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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Last updatedAugust 4, 2026
Repositoryequinor/fusion-skills

How do you research a feature direction before building?

Run structured, high-signal research with multiple parallel agent threads before committing to any new feature or product direction.

Who is it for?

Engineering teams and tech leads evaluating new features, APIs, or architectures who want parallelized research before sprint commitment.

Skip if: Developers who already have a locked spec, need code implementation, or want a single quick web search answer.

When should I use this skill?

The user is exploring a new feature, product bet, or technical direction and needs structured multi-thread research first.

What you get

Structured research briefs with parallel-thread findings and decision-ready signals for feature direction.

  • structured research findings
  • direction comparison notes

By the numbers

  • 569 installs on skills.sh
  • Rank 8618 on skills.sh catalog

Files

SKILL.mdMarkdownGitHub ↗

Fusion Research

When to use

Use this skill when a user needs a source-backed answer about the Fusion ecosystem.

Typical triggers:

  • "Research this Fusion Framework hook and show me the supporting source."
  • "What props does this EDS component accept?"
  • "Which skill handles X in a Fusion workflow?"
  • "Find a source-backed example for…"
  • "Which Fusion package or module owns this API?"
  • "Is there an EDS design token for this value?"
  • "How can I persist user preferences in a Fusion app?"
  • "What's the recommended pattern for X in Fusion?"
  • "Show me a Fusion Framework example for building X."
  • "What are the design tokens for color and spacing in EDS?"
  • "How does Fusion handle X at the platform level?"
  • "What is the Fusion platform guidance on Y?"
  • "How do I onboard to Fusion?"
  • "What are the guidelines for Z in the Fusion platform?"

When not to use

Do not use this skill for:

  • implementing code changes — use fusion-app-react-dev or the relevant dev skill; if the research is for a specific app you are actively building, use fusion-app-react-dev first — it will call this skill when needed
  • finding, installing, updating, or removing skills — use fusion-discover-skills; use this skill only to understand a skill's scope, relationships, or catalog fit — not to discover what to install
  • creating or editing skill files — use fusion-skill-authoring for authoring-time research
  • Fusion MCP installation or troubleshooting — use fusion-mcp; once MCP is running, return here for research
  • pure conceptual Fusion questions with no specific artifact name (hook, component, package, token, or platform topic) — ask the user for a concrete artifact reference or platform topic first

Instructions

Step 0 — Sharpen scope (optional)

Before classifying, you may use the domain-specific follow-up questions to narrow the user's exact need:

  • Framework scope: assets/framework.follow-up.md
  • EDS scope: assets/eds.follow-up.md
  • Skills catalog scope: assets/skills.follow-up.md
  • Docs scope: assets/docs.follow-up.md

Skip this step if the question already names a specific artifact (hook, component, package, token, or skill).

Step 1 — Classify the research question

Determine which domain the question belongs to:

DomainIndicatorsAgent
FrameworkFusion Framework hooks, packages, modules, TypeScript APIs, cookbook examples`agents/framework.agent.md`
EDSEDS component props, usage examples, accessibility, design tokens`agents/eds.agent.md`
SkillsSkill catalog lookup, scope boundaries, companion/orchestrator relationships`agents/skills.agent.md`
DocsFusion platform concepts, onboarding, platform operations, governance, non-implementation guidance`agents/docs.agent.md`
Backend CodeC# service implementations, interfaces, CQRS patterns, authorization, validation, cross-service APIs`agents/backend-code.agent.md`

If the question spans multiple domains, answer each domain separately using the appropriate agent in sequence.

Step 2 — Dispatch to the correct agent

  • Framework questions → follow `agents/framework.agent.md`.
  • EDS questions → follow `agents/eds.agent.md`.
  • Skills questions → follow `agents/skills.agent.md`.
  • Docs questions → follow `agents/docs.agent.md`.
  • Backend code questions → follow `agents/backend-code.agent.md`.

If the runtime supports skill-local agents, invoke the agent directly. Otherwise, apply the agent's instructions inline.

Step 3 — Return the source-backed answer

Use the structure in assets/source-backed-answer-template.md:

  • State which domain and agent was used.
  • Include one to three source-backed evidence bullets.
  • End with any remaining assumptions, uncertainty, or the next verification step.

Research agents

This skill includes five research agents in agents/. Each covers one Fusion research domain with its own query patterns and evidence checklist.

  • [`agents/framework.agent.md`](agents/framework.agent.md) — source-backed answers about Fusion Framework hooks, packages, modules, and cookbook examples. Uses mcp_fusion_search_framework.
  • [`agents/eds.agent.md`](agents/eds.agent.md) — source-backed answers about EDS component props, usage, accessibility, and design tokens. Uses mcp_fusion_search_eds.
  • [`agents/skills.agent.md`](agents/skills.agent.md) — source-backed answers about the Fusion skill catalog: what skills exist, their scope, and how they relate. Uses mcp_fusion_search_skills.
  • [`agents/docs.agent.md`](agents/docs.agent.md) — source-backed answers about Fusion platform concepts, onboarding, operations, and governance. Uses mcp_fusion_search_docs.
  • [`agents/backend-code.agent.md`](agents/backend-code.agent.md) — source-backed answers about Fusion backend service implementations: C# services, interfaces, CQRS patterns, authorization, and cross-service integrations. Uses mcp_fusion_search_backend_code.

Assets

  • assets/source-backed-answer-template.md
  • assets/framework.follow-up.md — pre-dispatch scope questions for Framework research
  • assets/eds.follow-up.md — pre-dispatch scope questions for EDS research
  • assets/skills.follow-up.md — pre-dispatch scope questions for skills catalog research
  • assets/docs.follow-up.md — pre-dispatch scope questions for Docs platform research

Safety & constraints

Never:

  • invent Fusion Framework hooks, EDS props, or skill catalog entries
  • claim evidence exists when MCP is unavailable or results are weak
  • keep refining indefinitely — state uncertainty after one refinement pass per agent
  • implement code changes or mutate repositories during a research flow

Always:

  • classify the question before choosing an agent
  • capture the source path and supporting excerpt before finalizing any claim
  • state explicitly which agent and source backed each part of the answer

Related skills

How it compares

Choose fusion-research for parallel pre-build discovery rather than root-cause debugging or diagram documentation skills.

FAQ

What does fusion-research do?

fusion-research orchestrates structured, high-signal research using parallel agent threads so developers can compare options and gather evidence before committing to a new feature or product direction.

How popular is fusion-research on skills.sh?

fusion-research from equinor/fusion-skills shows 569 installs on skills.sh, indicating active use for pre-implementation research workflows among agent-assisted developers.

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