deep-research

To synthesize a literature review from multiple web sources, this Skill decomposes complex topics into parallel focus areas, runs multi-source searches, and outputs structured research reports with cited evidence.

Multi-source research synthesis is the process of gathering, evaluating, and merging information from diverse sources into actionable insights. You need it for rigorous tasks like technology assessments, policy analyses, and market landscape studies requiring evidence.

Yes, you can use this for market analysis and technology evaluation. It defines scope, depth, and output formats to ensure consistent, reproducible results, making it ideal for rigorous evidence gathering across complex landscapes.

Generate a cited research report by providing a topic prompt to start a session. The workflow uses parallel subagents to accelerate discovery across multiple focus areas, culminating in phase-based synthesis with multi-source citations.

The best way to ensure traceability in a knowledge management report is using a structured workflow that emphasizes multi-source verification and citation-rich outputs. This approach systematically identifies gaps and maps findings back to original sources.