Deep research · Any topic

Research that used to take weeks done in hours.

Five agents work in parallel: scanning sources, reading papers, checking facts, writing reports, and managing citations so you receive a finished document instead of a pile of tabs.

Deploy my research lab →

7 days free · Any topic, any depth

Your research lab · Active
online
🤖Web Researcher· Nova
working

🤖Paper Analyst· Atlas
working

🤖Fact Checker· Leo
working

🤖Report Writer· Aria
ready
🤖Citations· Rex
idle

This page is about finished research output: synthesis, verification, reporting, and memory. It is intentionally different from general educational content about AI research because the commercial promise here is operational speed with traceable sources and reusable project context.

A research team that never loses focus

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Multi-source scanning

Search the web, news, and uploaded documents in parallel so important context is harder to miss.

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Academic paper analysis

Read papers, pull findings, and synthesize claims into a usable view faster than a manual reading loop.

Fact verification

Cross-check claims across sources and flag contradictions before they land in the report.

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Structured report writing

Assemble everything into a memo, briefing, literature review, or internal report.

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Citation management

Track sources and format references so research remains auditable rather than hand-wavy.

Deep research, fully automated

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Define the question

Give the team a topic, scope, and preferred output format.

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Agents go deep in parallel

Web, paper, and fact-check workflows run simultaneously instead of serially.

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Receive the report

You get a structured document with sources, findings, and follow-up context preserved.

What you get in practice

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Executive memo

A concise top-line summary for stakeholders who need signal fast.

  • Key findings
  • Open questions
  • Source-backed claims
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Deep synthesis report

A longer report with themes, evidence, and linked references for deeper review.

  • Thematic synthesis
  • Supporting citations
  • Follow-up paths
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Living research base

Files, citations, and prior context persist so future research starts ahead instead of from zero.

  • Saved corpus
  • Re-usable context
  • Faster follow-up briefs

Proof block

Research needs source-aware proof

These proof blocks show OpenClaw handling files, knowledge, and research-specific interfaces rather than pretending a chat box alone is enough for deep research.

Source files stay in the workflow

Upload PDFs, notes, and background docs so the research environment works on your real corpus.

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readme.txt

Project Context

This workspace belongs to Jason's AI agent team.

Goal

Build and ship the OpenClaw platform — a 1-click deployment tool for Claude Code agent teams.

Active agents

  • ·Nova — research & market intelligence
  • ·Rex — development & code review
  • ·Aria — content & copywriting
  • ·Leo — data analysis & forecasting
  • ·Atlas — memory & context management
  • ·Orion — integrations & automation

Instructions for agents

  • ·Always check this file before starting a new task.
  • ·Store important findings in memory (Atlas).
  • ·Prefer short, actionable outputs over long reports.
  • ·Escalate blockers immediately — do not retry more than 2×.

Current priorities

  1. 1.Finish landing page copy (Aria)
  2. 2.Analyze Q2 churn data (Leo) — see q2-metrics.csv
  3. 3.Monitor competitor pricing (Nova) — see marketing-research.txt

Linked resources

  • ·codebase-summary.txt — technical architecture overview
  • ·marketing-research.txt — market analysis and recommendations
TXT

readme.txt

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Agents

🔍Nova· Researcher
🧠Atlas· Memory

Recent reads

🧠Atlas indexed09:20
🔍Nova read09:21
Research-specific assistant view

Use a specialized research proof block instead of generic marketing screenshots.

What are the main criticisms of transformer architectures?

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Transformers face three main challenges: (1) quadratic attention complexity 1, (2) lack of inductive bias for structure 2, and (3) data-hungry pre-training 3.

  • • Complexity: O(n²) makes long sequences expensive
  • • Bias: no built-in locality or hierarchy
  • • Data: require billions of tokens to generalize
[1] Kitaev 2020[2] d'Ascoli 2021[3] Brown 2020
Confidence
87%

Which papers to read first?

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Based on your knowledge base: start with Vaswani 2017 (the original), then Kitaev 2020 (Reformer) for efficiency solutions.

Ask anything about your research...
Persistent knowledge layer

A research team becomes more valuable when memory compounds across projects.

🔍Search 47 notes...
AllMLProductivityPhysics
Transformer Architecture
MLDeep Learning

Key insights on attention mechanisms and positional encoding. Core architecture for modern LLMs.

5 links
Flow State Triggers
Productivity

3 consistent triggers: deep work blocks, music, no notifications. Works best 9-11am.

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Quantum Computing Notes
PhysicsQC

Current state: 1000+ qubit processors, error correction still main blocker.

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Sleep & Cognition
HealthScience

REM sleep consolidates procedural memory, deep sleep declarative. 7-9h optimal for learning.

4 links
⚠ 2 notes have no connections — link them?
+ New Note47 notes · 12 topics · 156 connections

Important constraints

Depth depends on the quality and availability of sources you provide or allow the team to access.

Outputs are source-backed research summaries, not infallible truth; high-stakes claims still need human review.

Research speed can be high, but very broad literature reviews still require scoping discipline.

Pricing fit

Team is the baseline for serious research work

Multi-agent research benefits from enough capacity to scan, verify, and write in parallel. Team is the practical entry point.

Solo

For individuals with basic tasks

$29/mo
CPU2 cores
RAM4 GB
Storage40 GB SSD
Agentsup to 3
  • 20 specialized skills
  • All MCP servers
  • Telegram, Discord, Slack
  • Dashboard & analytics
  • File uploads (PDF, CSV, DOCX)
  • Email support
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Team

For power users with diverse tasks

$59/mo
CPU4 cores
RAM8 GB
Storage80 GB SSD
Agentsup to 5
  • 30 specialized skills
  • All MCP servers
  • All messenger integrations
  • Dashboard & analytics
  • File uploads
  • Custom domain
  • Priority support
Launch team

Studio

For maximum performance

$99/mo
CPU8 cores
RAM16 GB
Storage160 GB SSD
Agentsup to 8
  • 40 specialized skills
  • All MCP servers
  • All messenger integrations
  • Dashboard & analytics
  • File uploads
  • Custom domain
  • Webhooks & automations
  • Priority support
Launch Studio

Solo can handle lighter research tasks, but deeper multi-source reports are where Team starts to make sense.

Frequently asked questions

Any topic with accessible public or uploaded material: business, science, technology, markets, policy, and more.
Yes. Upload PDFs and other files so the team works from your own materials alongside public sources.
Focused briefs can take tens of minutes; broader and denser work takes longer depending on scope.
Yes. The system can work across many major languages when the source material is available.