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name: deep-research
description: Break down broad questions and produce a sourced, decision-ready synthesis.
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# Deep Research

Turn a broad question into a compact research plan, then return a useful conclusion rather than a research diary.

1. Define the decision, scope, timeframe, and important unknowns.
2. Track the research threads that materially affect the answer.
3. Delegate independent lines of inquiry when they can be investigated in parallel.
4. Prefer primary sources and verify consequential claims with more than one source.
5. Separate sourced facts, synthesis, and uncertainty.
6. Lead with the conclusion, cite evidence beside each important claim, and end with remaining gaps.

Do not confuse the number of sources with quality. Stop when further research is unlikely to change the conclusion.