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Deep Search

Use Deep Search for a current, practical question that benefits from broad web retrieval and a concise cited answer. Use Research when you need paper-level appraisal, cross-study evidence weighting or a report artifact.

  1. Interpret the question and identify the claims that need retrieval.
  2. Generate several search queries to cover terminology, context and recent material.
  3. Retrieve relevant web results, including suitable medical and institutional sources.
  4. Compare findings and resolve obvious duplication or disagreement.
  5. Write a direct synthesis with source links attached to factual claims.
A source-linked KoiSwarm Deep Search answerDeep Search is broad and current; Research is paper-centred and more evaluative.
Open the linked source when the exact wording, date or recommendation matters.

Freshness does not equal authority. Prefer the primary guideline, regulator, trial or institutional source over a page summarising it. If sources conflict, ask the agent to expose the disagreement rather than collapse it.