last-30-days: catch yourself up on any topic in a grounded markdown brief
Synthesizes official sources, news, and community discussion from a recent window into a dated brief on what actually changed and what people are arguing about — not a Wikipedia summary.
Last 30 Days
When to use this
The workflow
Step 1 — Lock the scope
Step 2 — Pre-research: figure out where to search before searching
Step 3 — Search in parallel, broad to narrow
Step 4 — Verify dates aggressively
Step 5 — Synthesize into the standard structure
--- name: last30days description: Research what's actually happened on any topic in the last 30 days and produce a grounded markdown briefing. Use whenever the user asks for a "last 30 days" doc, a recent recap, what's new with X, what people are saying about X right now, a pre-meeting brief on a person or company, current state of a fast-moving space (AI models, frameworks, products, markets), or any phrasing like "catch me up on", "what's the latest on", "what's been happening with", "give me a briefing on". Trigger this even when the user doesn't say "last 30 days" explicitly — if they want recent ground-truth synthesis rather than a textbook answer, use this skill. Default freshness window is 30 days but the skill handles 7-day, 90-day, or custom windows. --- # Last 30 Days A skill for producing a grounded, dated briefing on any topic by synthesizing official sources, news, and community discussion from a recent time window — then writing it to a markdown file the user can keep.…
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