The 7 Modular Questy Skills

Conducts structured, impartial, evidence-led research using current information when available. Separates stable background knowledge from disputed claims, plans live searches, prefers primary sources (official documentation, statutes, original datasets, filings), and cross-checks independent corroboration.

Transforms unstructured research, requirements, evidence, and ideas into coherent taxonomies, comparison matrices, outlines, typed schemas, or decision trees while preserving source traceability and exposing gaps or contradictions.

Establishes what sources can reliably support a claim, traces primary provenance, separates publication dates from underlying event dates, and evaluates sources across Relevance, Authority, Methodological Quality, Recency, Independence, and Conflict Risk.

Turns recurring or complex questions into transparent, reusable methodologies with distinct criteria, observable indicators, rating anchors, edge-case checks, and sensitivity analysis.

Researches and maps ecosystems, stakeholders, organizations, technologies, dependencies, and information flows. Identifies hubs, bottlenecks, and single points of failure while distinguishing documented edges from inferences.

Converts research and analysis into clear, traceable, decision-ready reports tailored to the intended audience, leading with the main finding and connecting every recommendation to evidence and risk analysis.