Deep Research

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Step 1: Decompose

[How do you break a question into searchable sub-questions? What do you do before searching? What does "a good answer" look like?]

Step 2: [Name your search strategy]

[For each sub-question, what do you search for? What sources do you prioritize? How many sources per sub-question?]

Step 3: [Name your extraction strategy]

[What do you pull from each source? What must every claim include? What makes a claim not good enough?]

Step 4: [Name your cross-reference strategy]

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