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15 specialized agents. Six retrieval channels. Days of continuous research. A report you’d put your name on.

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Scoping

Clarifying questions force precision before research starts.

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Research

Agents run in parallel across academic, market, technical, and legal tracks.

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Evidence

Every claim cited, every finding scored, contradictions flagged.

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Delivery

Outputs are structured, citation-backed, and stakeholder-ready.

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Your question becomes a research tree

Decomposed into hundreds of sub-questions, each investigated by a specialized agent. One searches academic literature. Another crawls the open web. Another builds a knowledge graph. Another challenges the findings. They work in parallel, continuously, for days.

A report that shows its work

Every claim traced to a primary source. Confidence scores on every finding. An explicit account of where the evidence is strong and where it's thin.

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What changes when you stop optimizing for speed.

Deep Research optimizes for seconds. We built a system that optimizes for being right, even when that takes days.

Days, Not Seconds

Not a 30-second autocomplete. Your question is researched for days, with the same thoroughness you'd expect from a dedicated analyst.

Parallel Research, Not Parallel Search

Each branch of your research tree is worked by agents that read papers, extract entities, build a knowledge graph, and cross-reference findings. Simultaneously, across hundreds of sub-questions.

Cited, Scored, and Challenged

Every claim links to its source. Every finding includes a confidence score. And when newer research contradicts an older claim, the report flags it instead of burying it.

Knows What It Doesn't Know

The system argues with itself. Adversarial agents challenge findings, flag contradictions, and score confidence from three independent signals. The report tells you what's established and what's contested.

3 independent confidence signals

Market Dynamics
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One ran for 30 minutes. One ran for 3 days.

Deep Research · 30 minutes

The legal AI market is growing rapidly and expected to be worth several billion dollars by 2030.

Key areas include document review, legal research platforms, and contract analysis.

Large firms are leading adoption, with many already using AI tools in their daily workflows.

3 paragraphs · 0 citations · 0 data points
Long Research · 2+ days

The global legal AI market was valued at $0.0B in 2024 and is projected to reach $0.0B by 2030, a 0.0% CAGR (Grand View Research, 2024).

0% of Am Law 100 firms use at least one AI research tool (ABA TechReport 2024).

Relativity holds 0% market share in e-discovery; 0% of legal depts plan to consolidate AI vendors by 2027 (Gartner, Q3 2024).

47 pages · 12 citations · 23 data points

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