web-research

Automate multi-source web research by creating a plan-driven workflow that delegates subtopics to subagents, gathers diverse sources, and consolidates findings into a structured report with traceable source citations.

Organizing web research into distinct subtopics requires a planning phase that decomposes the research question, allowing autonomous subagents to execute parallel information gathering and cross-reference verification for systematic synthesis.

Yes, this web research workflow saves plans and findings locally, ensuring reproducibility and auditability by citing sources with URLs to trace outputs back to their original web locations.

Ensure cross-reference verification by delegating subtopics to subagents that gather diverse sources, then systematically synthesize the findings with source citations to produce well-sourced, verified reports.

Yes, you can use subagents to autonomously gather diverse sources across subtopics, automatically synthesizing the findings into well-sourced reports with traceable URLs for reproducibility and auditability.

You need a plan-driven workflow for web research when investigating complex topics requiring multi-source information gathering, cross-referencing, and organized deliverables that manual searching cannot systematically structure or verify.