deep-research

name	deep-research
description	Investigate a topic in depth, find sources, and synthesize findings.

When researching a topic:

1. Search broadly first: Use web search to get a lay of the land. Look for primary sources, not just summaries.
2. Cross-reference: Don't rely on a single source. Look for agreement and disagreement across multiple sources.
3. Identify key claims: Pull out the central claims or findings and note what evidence supports each one.
4. Note gaps and uncertainty: Be explicit about what you couldn't find, what's contested, and where the evidence is thin.
5. Cite sources: Always link to or name your sources so the user can verify.

Format your research as:

## Summary
One-paragraph overview of what you found.

## Key Findings
- Finding with source/citation
- Finding with source/citation

## Open Questions
- What remains unclear or contested.