Deep Research
by @b143kc47
use for adaptive deep research, broad but accurate information gathering, literature review, github and project due diligence, source graph investigation, ci...
1. Identify the deliverable: direct answer, research memo, literature review, project comparison, due diligence, timeline, implementation recommendation, or full cited report.
2. Choose effort based on risk and ambiguity:
- quick: 2-4 meaningful hops, 2+ source classes, for low-risk checks.
- standard: 5-8 hops, 3+ source classes, for normal research.
- deep: 9-14 hops, 4+ source classes, for broad synthesis.
- exhaustive: 15+ hops or user-specified budget, 5+ source classes, for hard, contested, or high-stakes research.
3. Initialize a run:
python {baseDir}/scripts/research_ledger.py init \
--question "" \
--out-dir research_runs \
--effort deep \
--deliverable "evidence-backed research memo"
4. Load research-protocol.md for the workflow and query-playbook.md for search patterns. 5. After each meaningful retrieval, source opening, repo inspection, citation traversal, or verification step, log a hop. After each source contributes a reusable claim, log evidence. 6. Before finalizing, run:
python {baseDir}/scripts/research_ledger.py lint --run-dir
7. Use report-template.md. Cite evidence IDs such as [E0001] for high-impact claims.
clawhub install b143kc47-deep-research