do-your-research-deep

Do your research. Deep

The verification-fan-out tier of the sibling /discipline:do-your-research. Same research discipline; heavier execution. Where the base skill re-anchors and audits inline in the current context, this one enumerates a TYPED FULL INVENTORY of the session's claims and verifies them against primary sources, the execution tier the base skill's context cannot provide from within itself.

The shared method. Re-anchor, audit, correct forward, report, and the tone that firing this is not an accusation, lives in ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/context/re-anchor-audit-correct.md. The discipline this re-anchors and its portable baseline live in the sibling do-your-research. Read both; this file adds only the fan-out delta. There is no separate copy of the discipline here; update the sibling and this tier follows.

When this tier, not the inline audit

Reserve the fan-out for when the accumulated claims are load-bearing enough to justify the subagent cost: a long session with many concrete specifics the rest of the work now rests on, a "fact-check everything" request that wants provable coverage, or where your own judgement is the suspected source of bias across many claims, a self-check in the context that produced the claims is weak by construction. For a single unbacked claim or a short session, the inline audit in the sibling is the right tool; this tier is overkill.

Verification depth (configurable)

This tier is the expensive one by design, so its depth is configurable. Resolve it once, before enumerating, by this precedence:

1. Invocation argument wins. When this skill is invoked with an explicit depth. tiered or full (see argument-hint). Honor it over the configured default.
2. Otherwise the configured default: ${user_config.research_deep_verification}.
3. Otherwise tiered. Treat an empty value, a surviving literal ${user_config.…} token, AND any unrecognized string (a typo like "teired") all as unset. Fall back to tiered, never error.