deep-research

To conduct a cited literature review, this skill decomposes your topic into focus areas, gathers evidence from multiple credible sources, and synthesizes the findings into a structured report with citations. It identifies consensus and disagreements across sources.

Claim verification is performed by cross-referencing critical claims across many information sources to identify consensus, disagreements, and missing data. It evaluates source credibility and explicitly notes what cannot be verified in the final report.

Yes, market analysis is supported by running parallel research threads for different angles, compiling 25 or more distinct sources when possible, and synthesizing the results into a structured report with an executive summary and numbered sources list.

Start deep research by defining your scope and asking for a deep, cited report including an executive summary, key findings with citations, limitations, and a numbered sources list to ensure structured synthesis of the gathered evidence.

Technology evaluations are supported by gathering evidence across many sources and cross-referencing critical claims. The output explicitly states limitations, including missing data, disagreements among sources, and claims that cannot be fully verified.

Multi-source synthesis may not suit topics lacking sufficient credible information sources or when rapid, single-source answers are needed, because this process requires scope definition, parallel discovery, cross-referencing, and comprehensive report synthesis.