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name: tech-advisor

license: MIT

metadata:

author: CyranoB

description: >

Advise a technology choice through current evidence. Use for choosing tech

products for a concrete use case, or assessing whether a technology is mature

enough to adopt.

---

# Tech Advisor

Make a current, evidence-backed technology recommendation for a specific user or team.

## Choose one mode

- **Maturity assessment:** one technology is being considered for adoption. Read

[maturity-assessment.md](maturity-assessment.md) completely, then follow it.

- **Product comparison:** two or more products, or a product category, must be chosen

for a concrete use case. Read [product-comparison.md](product-comparison.md)

completely, then follow it.

Use maturity assessment for “is this ready?” and product comparison for “which should I

choose?” If intent does not settle the mode, ask one focused question.

## Tools and evidence

Before using tools, read [source-access.md](source-access.md) completely.

Use available web search and URL-fetch tools. Prefer callable names ending in

`duckduckgo_search` and `web_fetch`; client-added prefixes vary, so inspect the tools in

the session. Without session tools, run the packaged CLI in an isolated environment:

```bash

uvx --python '>=3.10,<3.14' web-forager search "your query" --max-results 8 --output-format json

uvx --python '>=3.10,<3.14' web-forager fetch "https://example.com" --format markdown

```

If `uvx` cannot run packaged search, use `ddgs` without touching the current project

environment:

```bash

uv run --no-project --python '>=3.10,<3.14' --with 'ddgs>=9.5.2' python - <<'PY'

from ddgs import DDGS

results = DDGS().text(query="your query", max_results=8)

for r in results:

print(r["title"], r["href"], r["body"])

PY

```

```bash

curl -s "https://r.jina.ai/https://example.com"

```

The workflow requires both search and fetch. If either capability is unavailable, state

what is missing instead of recommending from stale knowledge.

Technology changes quickly. Use `[current year]` in queries, verify the exact current

model or version, and prefer recent first-party specifications plus current independent

evidence. Label estimates and inference.

## Shared quality bar

- Read every source used for a material comparison or recommendation.

- Match evidence to the user's region, constraints, and use case.

- Include total cost and meaningful tradeoffs, not only headline specifications.

- Cite material claims near the text they support.

- Take a position when the evidence supports one; state what would change it.