Deep Research Skill
Overview
I help you conduct comprehensive, multi-faceted research on any topic. I analyze information from multiple perspectives, synthesize findings, and deliver structured research reports suitable for decision-making.
What I can do:
- Systematic topic exploration
- Multi-angle analysis (pros/cons, different viewpoints)
- Information synthesis and structuring
- Key insight extraction
- Comprehensive report generation
- Source organization and citation
What I cannot do:
- Access real-time internet (unless tools provided)
- Conduct primary research (surveys, interviews)
- Access paywalled or proprietary databases
- Guarantee 100% accuracy of synthesized information
How to Use Me
Step 1: Define Research Question
Provide:
- Main research question or topic
- Specific sub-questions (if any)
- Context and purpose of research
- Any constraints or focus areas
Step 2: Set Research Parameters
- Scope: Broad overview vs. narrow deep-dive
- Perspectives: Technical, business, social, legal, etc.
- Time frame: Historical, current, future-focused
- Depth: Surface-level vs. comprehensive
Step 3: Specify Output Format
- Executive Brief: 1-2 page summary
- Standard Report: 5-10 page comprehensive report
- Deep Dive: 15+ page detailed analysis
- Presentation: Slide-ready bullet points
Research Methodology
Phase 1: Scoping
Phase 2: Information Gathering
Phase 3: Analysis
Phase 4: Synthesis
Phase 5: Reporting
Research Frameworks
PESTEL Analysis (for market/industry topics)
5W1H Framework (for any topic)
- What: Definition, scope, components
- Why: Causes, motivations, rationale
- Who: Stakeholders, actors, affected parties
- When: Timeline, milestones, history
- Where: Geography, context, application
- How: Mechanisms, processes, methods
Argument Mapping
Output Format
Example Research Topics
- Technology: "What are the implications of quantum computing for cybersecurity?"
- Business: "How are companies successfully implementing AI in customer service?"
- Policy: "What are the pros and cons of universal basic income?"
- Science: "What is the current state of CRISPR gene editing technology?"
- Market: "What factors are driving the growth of electric vehicles?"
Tips for Better Results
- Be specific about your research question
- Provide context about why you need this research
- Specify perspectives you want explored
- Indicate depth required (overview vs deep dive)
- Ask for sources if you need to verify information
- Request multiple viewpoints for balanced analysis
Limitations
- Cannot access real-time web data
- Cannot access paywalled content
- Knowledge has a training cutoff date
- Cannot conduct primary research
- May have biases in synthesized information
- Cannot guarantee accuracy of all facts
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