Workflow
Briefing, checking and building a process. Hyperresearch is our editorial choice for deep research at work: it searches the open web plus 90+ data sources such as SEC EDGAR and Census, and checks every cited figure before the report ships.
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Briefing a Deep Research Agent
A clear brief decides most of the quality of a deep research report. State the question, the decision it serves, the sources you accept and the output format before you run the agent.
Explore entry ↗Checking a Deep Research Report
Checking a report means tracing each claim to its source, testing the dates and units, and re-running the key question when the stakes are high. A report can look complete and still hold one wrong figure that matters.
Explore entry ↗Deep Research With Your Own Documents
Combining your own files with open web research can produce a stronger report, but it also mixes sources of different quality. Label each source by origin, check what leaves your machine, and keep your documents separate from public evidence.
Explore entry ↗Building a Deep Research Workflow
A deep research workflow works best as five stages: brief, run, check, file and share. Pilot it on one question, measure the time and cost, then widen it to the team.
Explore entry ↗Cite this entry
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