research-report

To generate a self-contained HTML research report, you provide a research question or topic. The tool then outputs a single HTML document with embedded CSS, an auto-generated index, and optional Mermaid diagrams for offline use.

Yes, you can use Mermaid diagrams to visualize concepts within the HTML report. The generated output supports embedded Mermaid diagrams directly inside the self-contained HTML document.

No external dependencies are required. The generated HTML report is completely self-contained with embedded CSS and diagrams, making the artifact ready for offline use and sharing.

You can compile study notes into a browsable website by providing them as a research task. The output is a self-contained HTML document featuring an auto-generated index for quick navigation.

The best way to organize past research reports is using the tool's browsable index feature. It builds an index of past reports with search and tag filtering, enabling quick navigation across multiple topics.

Yes, you can include a references section in the HTML research report. The output supports optional references, ensuring the final self-contained document is a ready-to-share artifact.