deep-research

You generate structured research reports with source scoring by using an autonomous research process that gathers, evaluates, and synthesizes information from multiple sources while assigning credibility scores to each citation.

The best way to conduct multi-source analysis for complex decision making is to systematically evaluate comprehensive topic aspects, such as market and technology, then synthesize the findings into a single structured report with proper citations.

Yes, you can run comprehensive industry analysis autonomously because the research process infers assumptions directly from the context provided, only stopping for critical errors or completely incomprehensible queries.

Source credibility scoring works by systematically evaluating and ranking the reliability of gathered information during the research process, ensuring the final structured report weighs higher quality sources appropriately.

You need a structured report with citations for topic evaluations when conducting comprehensive analysis on complex subjects like industry shifts, where understanding multiple interconnected aspects requires properly sourced and synthesized information.

The limitation of autonomous research is that it will halt the process and fail to produce a structured report if it encounters a critical error or an incomprehensible query that prevents it from inferring context.