Deep Research node

Overview

Overview and how to use Deep Research is the "Use Deep Research" guide in the User AreaPlease refer to it.

How to create a Deep Research app

When you create a new project through inquiry, a Deep Research app is embedded as the default app. In other cases, you can set it up as follows.

1. App Management > Create New App > Create Interactive App > Add Deep Research Node

   Add Deep Research node

   

2. Configure inside the Deep Research node

   1. You can choose how the question is entered. If you want to receive direct input from the user, select 'User Input' (member input); if you want to use a preconfigured variable as the question, select 'Variable'.

   2. The model and LLM agent are currently fixed to the highest-performing model and cannot be selected. They will be expanded in the future.

      Input settings within the node

      

   3. Sources to search: you can specify three options: documents, internet, and uploaded files (documents).

      1. Documents: If selected, the member/user running the app will include documents they have permission to access in the search scope. You can narrow the scope to specific documents by adjusting folders or hashtags.

      2. Internet: If selected, websites are included in the information search scope. If you add a specific site, only the websites that belong to that URL (and its subpaths) will be included in the search scope.

      3. Uploaded files: If selected, members/users can directly upload documents and include those documents in the information search scope. If not selected, uploading itself is not possible.

         Detailed scope settings within the node

      

1. After applying the above settings in the node, click 'Publish' to use the Deep Research app on Works/SDK. Use the app by publishing it

Other useful information

1. The Deep Research node can only be placed at the very end of the app. In other words, no further nodes can follow it.

2. Works users can make some additional adjustments to the node's 'Sources to search' settings.

   1. When setting the search scope in the node, if documents/internet/uploaded files are not selected, users in Works cannot arbitrarily use them. For example, if only documents are selected, searching the internet is not possible.

   2. If documents/internet/uploaded files are selected, users can specify ranges other than the node's predefined detailed scope within the permissions they have. That is, the values set in the node serve as initial values for the user's convenience,

3. When used in a chatbot embedded via SDK outside of Works, the user's ability to reset the scope is limited.