deep-research

Multi-source research extracts insights from multiple references, organizes findings, and delivers a synthesized report. It applies four phases: Understand, Plan, Execute, and Synthesize, with safety checks and provenance tracking for complex investigations.

Synthesizing information from multiple sources is best handled through provenance-aware synthesis that tracks origins and cross-source comparisons. It accelerates complex investigations and delivers clear deliverables like executive summaries, findings, and open questions.

To start an in-depth topic analysis, provide a topic to initiate a deep-dive research task. The system orchestrates parallel task execution to extract insights, compare sources, and generate structured recommendations across domains.

A comprehensive topic analysis delivers an executive summary, detailed findings, a list of sources, and open questions. These structured deliverables ensure evidence-based insights and avoid fragmented findings during complex investigations.

Yes, multi-source research is designed for complex topics requiring deep investigation and cross-source comparison. It implements task dependencies and structured recommendations to systematically analyze and synthesize information across domains.