research

Automated web research retrieves official docs, best practices, and recent trends by deploying subagents to fetch authoritative sources and generate a structured report. It summarizes key points and organizes findings into a cohesive briefing for your chosen topic.

Side-by-side comparisons support decision making by producing deep analyses of alternatives across different domains. The research process evaluates options against official specifications and community best practices to highlight notable gaps and inform your selection.

You can generate both quick summaries and deep analyses for the same research topic. A fast overview provides immediate key points, while a deeper dive retrieves and processes additional authoritative sources to produce a comprehensive structured report.

Automated web research applies across domains and supports any chosen topic. It retrieves domain-specific official documents, best practices, and current trends to deliver a structured briefing regardless of the subject matter.

Structured research reports are output in markdown format to a designated research directory. The automated process fetches sources, analyzes the results, and writes the final structured briefing directly to the file system for immediate access.

Automated information gathering relies on subagents to fetch sources and analyze results, meaning output quality depends on available web sources. It requires clear topic parameters to prevent scope creep and generate a focused structured report.