deep-research

Comprehensive research on a complex topic is conducted by classifying the subject, planning research angles, executing parallel research-angle workers, and synthesizing findings. This process automatically generates a structured research artifact for decision-making or knowledge building.

The best way to generate a structured research report is to use parallel research-angle workers that gather data efficiently. These workers synthesize findings into a well-organized artifact complete with executive summaries, methodology, findings, and references.

Yes, you can compare different options when researching a technology topic through conditional comparison dispatch. This mechanism orchestrates parallel research-angle workers to evaluate various perspectives and synthesize the comparative findings into a structured artifact.

Yes, comprehensive topic research works without external dependencies. The process utilizes domain-specific schemas and internal scripts to classify topics, plan angles, execute research, and produce structured artifacts with progress indicators provided throughout.

You track progress during parallel research execution through built-in progress indicators. As the system dispatches parallel research-angle workers and synthesizes findings, it provides continuous progress updates to the user until the structured artifact is complete.

You need structured artifacts for comprehensive analysis when you require organized documentation for decision-making or knowledge building. These artifacts compile executive summaries, methodology, findings, and references from synthesized parallel research into a reusable format.