deep-research

To generate a cited research report, you need a tool that breaks your topic into sub-questions, searches the web via MCP tools like firecrawl or exa, scrapes authoritative pages, and synthesizes findings with inline citations and a methodology section.

Yes, deep web research and source synthesis can be performed using firecrawl and exa MCP tools to search general and news-focused queries, crawl authoritative pages, retrieve full content, and enforce citation-backed claims across diverse sources.

Multi-source web research synthesis is the process of gathering information from diverse web pages, reading key sources deeply, and structuring findings into an evidence-based report with an executive summary and sources list. You need it for complex topics requiring due diligence.

Yes, deep research planning systematically breaks complex topics into 3 to 5 sub-questions to cover the scope systematically. This ensures structured network discovery across general and news-focused queries before writing the final synthesized report.

Limitations of automated web research for market analysis include dependency on external firecrawl and exa MCP tools for scraping and searching. It requires these tools to retrieve full content from key URLs and cannot enforce citation-backed claims without explicit source grounding.

The best way to conduct due diligence with source-grounded citations is to plan sub-questions, use firecrawl or exa to search and scrape authoritative pages, read sources deeply, and compose a structured report with inline references, an explicit methodology, and a sources list.