Deep research reports
Question to cited, cross-checked report: search, parallel reading, synthesis.
Investigate a question across many sources and deliver a cited briefing.
What you need to know.
How far to go before writing.
Angles that cannot be skipped.
Research this properly, then write it up. - Question: [your question] - Depth: standard - Must cover: [your must cover] Plan the SEARCHES first, in the answer, as a short list of sub-questions. A single query answers a single question; a research brief that came from one search is a summary of one page. Then, per sub-question: search, open the primary source rather than the article about it, and record what it actually claims. Cite inline. Write the briefing as: the answer in three sentences, then the evidence, then what remains uncertain. The uncertainty section is not padding: a briefing that never says "we could not establish this" is one the reader cannot calibrate. Do not fill a gap with plausible prose. Where the sources disagree, show the disagreement instead of averaging it away.
Web search with citations plus your own PDFs in Drive: one corpus, every claim traceable.
More about Web SearchAn orchestrator sends one subagent per source and merges findings with references intact.
More about SubagentsThe claims the report stands on get re-asked across two or three models; keep what survives.
More about Multi-Model ChatReal-time info, cited sources, every model: no per-provider tax.
Parallel subagents, isolated context, full observability.
Folders, previews, and lightweight versioning for AI work.
GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Llama: pick mid-conversation, cheapest-first.
Delegated runs with schedules, bounded execution, and full progress traces.
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Try nowThe report lands in Drive; an automation re-runs the question when the landscape moves.
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