Add SandBase Multi-Source Search skill - #2
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skills/<category>/<slug>/.node scripts/validate-catalog.mjs.node scripts/generate-readme.mjs.README.mdis generated and committed if it changed.What this adds
Adds the installable Multi-Source Search skill under Knowledge. It coordinates web and academic providers, cross-validates claims, scores confidence by source agreement, and explicitly reports disagreements and research gaps. The entry links directly to the Skill source and its skills.sh page.
Notes for maintainers
Validated 19 catalog entries and regenerated the README locally. The install command follows the repository's published
npx skills addworkflow.Disclosure: this submission was prepared with AI assistance for the SandBase project.