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insane-research — AI-powered multi-agent deep research with source verification and structured outputs.
Turn a single question into a comprehensive, citation-backed research report — automatically.
Quick Start • Why insane-research? • How it works • Commands • Output • Requirements
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/fivetaku/gptaku_plugins.git
/plugin install insane-research
Cache loads on startup — a restart is required after install.
/insane-research AI coding assistants productivity impact
Claude will ask a few scoping questions, then deploy parallel research agents and deliver a structured report.
state.json; pick up where you left off if a session is interruptedUser query
│
▼
Phase 1: Question Scoping
└─ AskUserQuestion → focus, depth, audience, sources
│
▼
Phase 2: Retrieval Planning
└─ Break into 3-5 subtopics → search query generation → plan approval
│
▼
Phase 3: Iterative Querying ←──────────────────┐
├─ Web Research Agent (x2-3) │
├─ Academic/Technical Agent (x1-2) │ refine if gaps
└─ Cross-Reference Agent (x1) │
│ │
▼ │
Phase 4: Source Triangulation ─────────────────-┘
└─ Cross-verify key claims (≥2 sources) → A–E quality rating
│
▼
Phase 5: Knowledge Synthesis
└─ Structure → write sections → inline citations
│
▼
Phase 6: Quality Assurance
└─ Hallucination check → citation verification → completeness
│
▼
Phase 7: Output & Packaging
└─ Executive summary + full report + bibliography + website (optional)
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/insane-research [topic] | Start a new research session |
/insane-research resume [session_id] | Resume a previous session |
/insane-research status | View all session progress |
/insane-research query | Launch the structured query builder |
/insane-research | Open the interactive menu |
deep research on [topic]
research [topic]
[topic] 리서치해줘
딥리서치 [주제]
심층 연구 [주제]
Three agent types run in parallel during Phase 3:
| Agent | Count | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Web Research | 2–3 | Latest news, trends, market data |
| Academic / Technical | 1–2 | Papers, specs, official docs |
| Cross-Reference | 1 | Fact-checking key claims |
| Grade | Type | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| A | Peer-reviewed, systematic reviews | Nature, Lancet, IEEE |
| B | Official docs, clinical guidelines | FDA, W3C, WHO |
| C | Expert opinion, industry reports | Gartner, conferences |
| D | Preprints, white papers | arXiv, company blogs |
| E | Anecdotal, speculative | Social media, forums |
RESEARCH/{topic}_{timestamp}/
├── state.json # Session state (for resume)
├── README.md # Navigation guide
├── outputs/
│ ├── 00_executive_summary.md # 3–5 page summary
│ ├── 01_full_report/ # Full sectioned report
│ ├── 02_appendices/ # Supporting material
│ └── comparison_data.json # Structured comparison data
├── sources/
│ ├── sources.jsonl # Collected sources
│ ├── bibliography.md # Formatted bibliography
│ └── quality_report.md # Source quality ratings
└── website/ # (optional) Interactive presentation
├── index.html
├── styles.css
└── script.js
MIT
Research that cites its sources. Every time.
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English | 한국어 | 中文 | 日本語 | Español
insane-research — AI-powered multi-agent deep research with source verification and structured outputs.
Turn a single question into a comprehensive, citation-backed research report — automatically.
Quick Start • Why insane-research? • How it works • Commands • Output • Requirements
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/fivetaku/gptaku_plugins.git
/plugin install insane-research
Cache loads on startup — a restart is required after install.
/insane-research AI coding assistants productivity impact
Claude will ask a few scoping questions, then deploy parallel research agents and deliver a structured report.
state.json; pick up where you left off if a session is interruptedUser query
│
▼
Phase 1: Question Scoping
└─ AskUserQuestion → focus, depth, audience, sources
│
▼
Phase 2: Retrieval Planning
└─ Break into 3-5 subtopics → search query generation → plan approval
│
▼
Phase 3: Iterative Querying ←──────────────────┐
├─ Web Research Agent (x2-3) │
├─ Academic/Technical Agent (x1-2) │ refine if gaps
└─ Cross-Reference Agent (x1) │
│ │
▼ │
Phase 4: Source Triangulation ─────────────────-┘
└─ Cross-verify key claims (≥2 sources) → A–E quality rating
│
▼
Phase 5: Knowledge Synthesis
└─ Structure → write sections → inline citations
│
▼
Phase 6: Quality Assurance
└─ Hallucination check → citation verification → completeness
│
▼
Phase 7: Output & Packaging
└─ Executive summary + full report + bibliography + website (optional)
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/insane-research [topic] | Start a new research session |
/insane-research resume [session_id] | Resume a previous session |
/insane-research status | View all session progress |
/insane-research query | Launch the structured query builder |
/insane-research | Open the interactive menu |
deep research on [topic]
research [topic]
[topic] 리서치해줘
딥리서치 [주제]
심층 연구 [주제]
Three agent types run in parallel during Phase 3:
| Agent | Count | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Web Research | 2–3 | Latest news, trends, market data |
| Academic / Technical | 1–2 | Papers, specs, official docs |
| Cross-Reference | 1 | Fact-checking key claims |
| Grade | Type | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| A | Peer-reviewed, systematic reviews | Nature, Lancet, IEEE |
| B | Official docs, clinical guidelines | FDA, W3C, WHO |
| C | Expert opinion, industry reports | Gartner, conferences |
| D | Preprints, white papers | arXiv, company blogs |
| E | Anecdotal, speculative | Social media, forums |
RESEARCH/{topic}_{timestamp}/
├── state.json # Session state (for resume)
├── README.md # Navigation guide
├── outputs/
│ ├── 00_executive_summary.md # 3–5 page summary
│ ├── 01_full_report/ # Full sectioned report
│ ├── 02_appendices/ # Supporting material
│ └── comparison_data.json # Structured comparison data
├── sources/
│ ├── sources.jsonl # Collected sources
│ ├── bibliography.md # Formatted bibliography
│ └── quality_report.md # Source quality ratings
└── website/ # (optional) Interactive presentation
├── index.html
├── styles.css
└── script.js
MIT
Research that cites its sources. Every time.
44 commits
Python
76.6%
HTML
12.2%
Shell
6.2%
JavaScript
5.0%