deep-research

To generate a structured report with source-backed citations, this research workflow performs mandatory content extraction and hallucination-aware verification on web sources before synthesizing findings. It enforces a gate-driven workflow to ensure all claims are verified and properly cited.

Yes, you can verify claims and synthesize evidence using both web and codebase sources through hybrid research. The workflow handles web research, codebase analysis, and hybrid sources, extracting content and applying verification before delivering a structured report.

The best way to compare options and analyze trends with real citations is to apply a source-backed research workflow that enforces content extraction and hallucination-aware verification. This ensures your trend analysis and option comparisons are grounded in verified evidence.

Yes, this research workflow supports evidence gathering for codebase analysis by performing mandatory content extraction and verification directly on your codebase. It treats code as a source, applying the same gate-driven verification used for web research.

To prevent hallucinated citations when producing a research synthesis, the workflow enforces hallucination-aware verification and mandatory content extraction at each step. This gate-driven process validates that every citation is backed by real extracted source content.

You should use a structured report workflow instead of standard search when you need to verify claims, compare options, or synthesize evidence with real citations. It enforces a gate-driven process for content extraction and hallucination-aware verification that standard search lacks.