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Deep Research panel Deep Research performs comprehensive, multi-step research on any topic and delivers cited, well-organized results.

What Deep Research Does

Unlike simple web searches, Deep Research:
  • Analyzes your query to understand what you’re really asking
  • Searches multiple sources for comprehensive coverage
  • Synthesizes information into a coherent response
  • Provides citations so you can verify sources
  • Organizes findings into a readable format

Starting Deep Research

  1. Head to the AI menu in the toolbar
  2. Select Deep Research or the icon
  3. Enter your research query
  4. Choose whether to open results in a new thread (recommended) or current thread
  5. Press Enter or click the search button

Writing Effective Queries

The better your query, the better your results.

Good queries are specific:

  • ❌ “Tell me about exercise”
  • ✅ “What are the top 5 under-desk exercise bikes for improving health while working, with cited evidence for their effectiveness?”

Include context when helpful:

  • ❌ “Best practices”
  • ✅ “Best practices for React component testing with Jest and React Testing Library”

Ask for what you need:

  • ❌ “Productivity tips”
  • ✅ “What are evidence-based strategies for maintaining focus during deep work sessions, citing peer-reviewed research?”

Understanding Results

Deep Research results include:
  • Summary - Key findings at a glance
  • Detailed analysis - In-depth exploration of the topic
  • Citations - Links to source material
  • Related topics - Suggestions for further research

Using Results in Your Document

You can easily add research to your document:
  1. Review the research results in the AI panel
  2. Select the text you want to use
  3. Copy and paste into your document
  4. Or ask the AI to help you incorporate the findings

Opening in New Thread vs. Current Thread

  • New Thread (default) - Creates a dedicated thread for this research. Best for topics you want to reference later.
  • Current Thread - Adds research to your existing conversation. Best for follow-up questions.

Tips for Best Results

  1. Be specific - Narrow queries get focused answers
  2. Provide context - Mention your purpose or audience
  3. Ask follow-ups - Deep Research remembers context within a thread
  4. Verify citations - Always check important sources
  5. Iterate - Refine your query based on initial results

Limitations

  • Research quality depends on available online sources
  • Very recent events may not be fully covered
  • Technical or niche topics may have limited sources
  • Always verify critical information independently

Next Steps