Matrix Deep Research

You can generate a multi-source research report by providing a topic and selecting a depth level, which triggers a pipeline that gathers, fetches, and synthesizes content from web pages and GitHub repositories into a polished Markdown document.

The best way to synthesize information into a markdown file is using a cross-source research pipeline that expands your query, gathers data from web and memory sources, and synthesizes the fetched content into a comprehensive report.

Yes, you can adjust the depth of the deep research pipeline by specifying quick, standard, or exhaustive options before execution, controlling the thoroughness of the gathering and synthesis phases.

Yes, the research pipeline supports querying Context7 documentation and Matrix memory, integrating these specific sources alongside web pages and GitHub repositories to deliver a thorough multi-source analysis.

The cross-source research process follows a five-phase pipeline: expanding the initial query, gathering data from multiple sources, fetching the content, synthesizing the findings, and outputting a final markdown report.

Yes, sources are traceable in the generated markdown research report, which is saved to the session directory with references to ensure the synthesized analysis remains verifiable.