deep-research

To generate a cited literature review from multiple sources, this research skill decomposes your question, runs parallel subagent searches across diverse domains, evaluates source credibility, and synthesizes findings into a structured report with a numbered citation list.

The best way to conduct a multi-source market analysis with evidence is using a multi-phase methodology that scopes the topic, launches up to five parallel focused discovery subagents, and synthesizes data into a formatted report with executive summary and recommendations.

Yes, you can get a structured research report with an executive summary, detailed findings, analysis, recommendations, and a numbered source list by providing a complex topic for the skill to research and synthesize.

Yes, this research tool works for technology evaluations and policy studies, as it is designed for any complex topic requiring thorough evidence, multi-source discovery, and structured synthesis across multiple domains.

Multi-source research handles source credibility evaluation by decomposing the topic into sub-questions, running parallel focused subagent searches, and evaluating the credibility of gathered sources before synthesizing them into the final cited report.

You should not use an automated deep-research approach for simple queries that do not require multi-source evidence, structured analysis, or cross-domain synthesis, as the multi-phase scoping and parallel subagent methodology is built for complex, in-depth topics.