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What Is Deep Research and How Does It Work?

To conduct deep research in the SkyStudio application, simply follow the steps below.

Here is how to use it step by step:

  1. Open the chat screen.
  2. Click the "Deep Research" button in the message input area.
  3. Write your prompt or request in a detailed and descriptive way.
  4. Grab a coffee and let the AI prepare your report within minutes.
  5. Download the completed report in PDF or DOCX format.

That is all!

With Deep Research, you can effortlessly access deeper, more comprehensive, and professional content.

Deep Research scans, reads, and compares numerous web sources based on a single prompt, then produces a well-structured report with citations. It performs multi-step reasoning and updates its research plan as it discovers new information.

In summary, it automates tasks such as researching information online, synthesizing findings, and providing sources in a structured and verifiable way.

  1. Complex questions requiring multiple sources: Industry research, literature or report summaries, and regulatory analysis.
  2. Comparative tasks: Competitor or product comparisons, supplier evaluations, and technology selection.
  3. Researching niche information: Finding difficult-to-access details without manually browsing numerous websites.

Quick Usage Steps​

  1. Write a clear prompt: Specify the objective, scope, and expected output format, such as "a two-page summary, one table, and a reference list."
  2. Define constraints: Include the date range, geography, language, and industry.
  3. Run and refine: Ask it to "show the research plan first, then continue with the detailed research."
  4. Verify the findings: Open the linked citations in the report and review a sample of the sources.

QUICK AND PRACTICAL PROMPT-WRITING GUIDE FOR DEEP RESEARCH​

Quick Template​

  1. Objective: [What do you want to learn?]
  2. Scope: [Date: 2024–2025] [Region: Türkiye/EU] [Industry: ...] [Language: TR/EN]
  3. Output: [Length: 1–2 pages] + [1 table] + [Numbered reference list with links]
  4. Criteria: [Comparison criteria: price/features/security...]
  5. Source Policy: Use at least eight reliable sources. Add a [#source] reference to each finding. Present contradictions and data gaps in a separate section.
  6. Process: First, provide a research plan consisting of 7–10 steps and wait for my approval.
  7. Tone and Format: Executive Summary → Details → Recommendations with an impact/effort matrix.
  8. Exclude: [Spam blogs], [paid promotional content], and [content older than three years], unless its inclusion is justified.

Golden Rules​

  1. Objective: "What do I need?" → Specify the output type and intended audience.
  2. Scope: Define the date range, geography, industry, and language.
  3. Source Policy: Require at least a specific number of reliable sources, linked citations, and clearly identified contradictions.
  4. Depth: Specify whether you need a short summary, such as one page, or a detailed report, such as five pages.
  5. Format: Define whether the output should be a table, bullet list, memo, or slide outline.
  6. Iteration: "First provide the plan and obtain my approval, then continue with the detailed research."