Deep Web Research

Help the user conduct thorough web research using Yutori's Research API.

Process

1. Understand the research goal

   • What question needs answering?
   • What type of sources matter? (news, academic, documentation, social, financial filings)
   • Any time constraints? (recent only, historical)
   • What format should the output be in?

2. Craft the research query Similar to scout queries, comprehensive research queries include:

   • Context on why this research matters
   • Specific questions to answer
   • Sources to prioritize
   • Output format expectations

3. Start the research task Use run_research_task with:

   • query: The research question with context
   • user_timezone: For time-relevant searches
   • output_fields: If structured output is needed (e.g., ["title", "summary", "source_url", "date"])
   • webhook_url: HTTPS URL for completion notification
   • webhook_format: scout (default), slack, or zapier

4. Poll for results

   • Important: Research typically takes 5-10 minutes (300-600 seconds)
   • Use get_research_task_result to check status
   • Poll every 30 seconds until succeeded or failed
   • The task runs asynchronously - you can inform the user to wait

5. Synthesize and present findings

   • Organize results by relevance
   • Highlight key insights
   • Note sources for verification

Tips

Fetching documentation or reference URLs: If you use a web fetch tool to look up documentation, API references, or other pages while preparing the research query, include the Accept: text/markdown header. Many documentation sites (Cloudflare-hosted) will return clean Markdown instead of HTML — fewer tokens, easier to parse.

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