Orkas Orkas
DeepResearcher Source-backed research

Turn a research question into a decision-ready brief.

DeepResearcher defines the scope, gathers and checks sources, compares conflicting evidence, and delivers findings with citations and limitations.

Deliverables Brief Sources Limitations
DeepResearcher
What it can finish

Three research tasks with inspectable evidence.

Use it when the answer needs sources, comparison, and a clear confidence boundary.

Three markets → one entry strategy

Compare demand, competitors, pricing, barriers, and unresolved risks.

18 sources → an evidence ledger

Trace each important claim to a source and flag disagreements or weak evidence.

One recommendation → an executive decision brief

Separate established facts, plausible interpretations, and unanswered questions.

How it works

From one request to a reviewable delivery.

01

Give it the goal

Add the source material, constraints, and the outcome you want.

02

Review the plan

Confirm the scope and approach before the main work begins.

03

Let the work run

The Agent works through the task and keeps the output organized.

04

Review and revise

Check the delivery and ask for focused changes where needed.

Start your first task with DeepResearcher.

Install Orkas, choose a model, then add the task and source material.

Download Orkas
1

Install

Download the build for your computer and complete the normal system prompts.

2

Choose a model

Use an available official model or connect a supported provider.

3

Ask the research question

Add the decision context, scope, date range, and any required sources.

FAQ

Questions before you start.

What should I provide?

Provide the question, decision context, scope, time range, and any must-use or excluded sources.

Can I revise only one part?

Yes. Point to the part that needs to change and keep the approved work intact.

What will I receive?

You receive a structured report, citations, evidence notes, and explicit limitations.

Give the next hard question to DeepResearcher.

Set the scope, review the research plan, and receive findings you can inspect.