Built, in testing, not yet released

Answers with sources attached.

Deep Research writes a report on any topic, with numbered sources you can open. Read its plan first, and stop it at any point.

The AI Chat screen. A sidebar lists projects and recent chats. The main area asks what it can help with, with mode tabs for AI Chat, Deep Research, Fact Check, and AI Search above a message box that has Attach and Web search controls.
AI Chat. AI Chat with modes for Deep Research, Fact Check, and AI Search, and a message box with attach and web search controls.

These screenshots come from the demo build, which uses sample data. The app is not released yet, so what you see can change.

What you see

Deep Research is a tab in chat

Start a report right where you chat. There is no separate app to open.

Your message box

Tell it the topic here, the same way you would ask a question.

You stay in control

You say yes to the plan before it starts.

Research shows its plan first, and you can change it. You can stop it while it works. If it cannot match a source to a claim, it says so instead of making a link.

Step by step

  1. Pick Deep Research

    Choose the tab and say what you want to learn.

  2. Read the plan

    See how the work will be split up. Change it, or say yes as it is.

  3. Read the report

    The report has sections. Each claim has a number. Hover over it to see where it came from.

  4. Keep it

    Copy the report with its sources, or send it to Docs to keep working on it.

Questions

How do I know a source is real?

Each number links to the page it came from. If a claim has no matching source, it is flagged so you can see the gap.

Is it good for homework or work reports?

It is a starting point. Always read the sources yourself before you rely on them.

Can I use it today?

Not yet. The app is built and in testing, and it has not been released.

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