Re-Search

Find what’s
worth pursuing.

For independent builders and researchers. Find relevant work, compare directions, and decide what to test next—with the reasoning kept as you build.

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From idea to a useful next test

A rough idea.
A reasoned next move.

A few directions. Their evidence and objections. A practical test.

Worked example · Public sources and sample choices, not live research.
01 / Discover

Could I help more people
try repairing?

Public sourceRepair together with local volunteers.Repair Café · About
The starting ideaMake a first repair visit less confusing.
A question to investigateWhat help is available for this item?Repair Café · FAQ

Start with what already exists. Keep the source separate from what you think it means for your project.

02 / Compare

Through the lens.
Different ways forward.

01Make a first repair visit easierA short guide to asking the right question before a visit.Objection An organizer link may already be enough.
02Help useful repair lessons travelA small collection of stories about learning to repair.Objection Collecting stories could distract volunteers.
03Connect an item to the right local questionA guide to finding and contacting a local organizer.Objection Existing listings may already solve this.

Open any direction to inspect its sources, assumptions and first test. Looking at an option doesn’t choose it.

03 / Choose

A choice of your own.
A next move you can try.

Example decision

Test a first-visit guide before building an app.

A small test

Ask one organizer and two potential visitors what they need to know before a first visit.

What would change this choice? If an existing organizer link is enough, use it. Build a guide only if a specific unanswered question remains.
04 / Act

The same reasoning.
Wherever you work.

Re-Search your agentMCP

The test—and why it comes first.

Direction
A first-visit guide
Evidence
Repair Café’s About page and FAQ
Objection
An organizer link may be enough.
Next test
Ask one organizer and two visitors.
You choose what to share. Your agent can report back; decisions stay yours.

Export a project brief, or set up a scoped connection with a compatible agent. No agent is needed to use Re-Search.

05 / Learn & refine

What you learn.
A clearer next move.

Example return · A possible result

If visitors can find an organizer but still don’t know what to ask about their item…

What changed → the next testTry a short question checklist, not another local directory. Keep the original objection: the organizer’s existing information may still be enough.

The result changes the next move. The evidence, alternatives and reasons remain with it.

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