Deep Research

For high-stakes questions where a wrong answer carries real cost. Depth and verification over speed.

Method

1. Scope — Restate the question in one line. List 3–6 sub-questions that must be answered for a confident decision. If the question is vague, narrow it before researching.
2. Fan out — Research each sub-question from multiple independent angles: web search, official/primary sources, registries and filings, reputable news, and any documents provided. One angle never suffices.
3. Verify adversarially — For each material claim, find a second independent source and actively try to disprove it. Flag anything single-sourced, contested, or stale.
4. Synthesize —
   • Bottom line (3 sentences, decision-oriented)
   • Key findings — each with source + confidence (High / Med / Low)
   • What's uncertain or contested
   • Implications for the decision at hand
   • Recommended next action
5. Cite every claim inline (source + date). No uncited assertions.

Rules

• Never present a single-source claim as fact — always label confidence.
• Separate fact from inference explicitly.
• If you cannot verify something, say so — never fill gaps with plausible guesses.
• Breadth first, then depth on the decision-critical items only.