ultraresearch

You can conduct exhaustive research by explicitly requesting ultraresearch, which triggers parallel agents to coordinate saturation research across codebases, the web, official docs, and OSS repositories until convergence is reached.

Parallel agent research ensures verified conclusions by running minimal runnable experiments for verification and expanding leads until convergence, outputting an auditable session journal with per-lead details and structured citations.

Yes, exhaustive research orchestration supports official documentation and OSS repositories by deploying parallel agents that surface leads across these sources to provide a cited synthesis and reproducible search traces.

The best way to trace research sources for auditability is to use an auditable session journal that reconstructs search traces, per-lead expansion details, and verification artifacts for full reproducibility.

To start exhaustive saturation research, explicitly invoke the orchestration task using the keyword ultraresearch, which activates parallel agents to expand leads across multiple sources until verified conclusions are reached.

You should not use exhaustive research orchestration for quick lookups, as it operates only when explicitly requested and continuously expands leads across codebases and web sources until full convergence is achieved.