Deep Research

Deep Research generates structured, citation-backed reports by searching multiple sources simultaneously — the web, Wikipedia, academic papers, and your own workspace documents. Instead of reading dozens of tabs yourself, you get a coherent report in minutes.

When to use Deep Research vs Smart Chat

Both features use AI to answer questions, but they serve different purposes:

Use Deep Research when you need a document you can share — a market overview, a competitor analysis, a technical summary. Use Smart Chat for interactive exploration and quick answers.

Starting a research report

1. Click Research in the left sidebar.
2. Click New research.
3. Enter your research question or topic. Be specific — the more precise your question, the more focused the report.
4. Select your sources (Web, Wikipedia, Academic, Workspace Docs, or any combination).
5. Choose a depth level (Quick, Standard, or Deep).
6. Click Start research.

Hubrix begins searching immediately. A progress indicator shows which sources are being searched. When complete, the full report appears with inline citations.

Report structure

Reports are structured automatically with:

• Introduction — context and scope
• Main sections — organised by topic or theme
• Inline citations — [1], [2], etc. throughout the text
• References — a numbered list of all sources at the end

What's next

• Sources and Citations — understand what each source type searches
• Depth Levels — choose Quick, Standard, or Deep based on your needs
• Export Formats — download your report as Markdown, PDF, or DOCX