Skills search-analyst-pair
Turn any research request into a structured, reviewable brief — fact collection, risk analysis, and recommendation in three deterministic steps.
install
source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/openclaw/skills
Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/openclaw/skills "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/baobaodawang-creater/search-analyst-pair" ~/.claude/skills/clawdbot-skills-search-analyst-pair && rm -rf "$T"
manifest:
skills/baobaodawang-creater/search-analyst-pair/SKILL.mdsource content
Search Analyst Pair
This skill packages a deterministic
/hunt workflow for OpenClaw.
When a user message starts with
/hunt, the workflow follows a strict 3-hop chain:
- Search (DeepSeek): gather facts and sources only.
- Analyst (Gemini): analyze Search output and identify key points and risks.
- Main (Kimi): synthesize Search + Analyst into final guidance.
Why this skill
- Prevents ad-hoc routing for critical tasks.
- Separates fact collection, analysis, and decision output.
- Supports both native OpenClaw orchestration and a FastAPI fallback runner.
Best-fit scenarios
- Time-sensitive research tasks that require reliable structure.
- Decision support where source traceability matters.
- Team workflows that need stable, reviewable output sections.
Requirements
- OpenClaw gateway running and reachable.
- Agent IDs available:
,main
,search
.analyst
in OpenClaw config.tools.agentToAgent.enabled=true
configured:subagents.allowAgents
allowsmain
,searchanalyst
allowssearchanalyst
Behavior contract
- Trigger prefix:
/hunt - Fixed order:
Search -> Analyst -> Main - Fallback policy: if agent-to-agent spawn fails, the workflow must explicitly mark fallback output.
Usage examples
/hunt Review today's agent framework updates and give a practical migration plan.
/hunt Collect top legal AI workflow changes this week and assess implementation risk.
Output shape (recommended)
Search findingsAnalyst assessmentMain conclusion