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"A multifunctional research MCP server for a deep researcher subagent" matching MCP tools:

  • Execute a deep web research task that searches, reads, and synthesizes information from across the web, returning a task ID to track progress.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search web or Google Drive to find new sources for research topics, supporting both fast and deep research modes to gather information efficiently.
    MIT
  • Conduct deep multi-agent research on any topic, spawning parallel subagents for comprehensive coverage and producing a cited report with adaptive stopping.
    MIT
  • Retrieve comprehensive research context for a researcher by identifier, including S-Index metrics, paper impact, data source connections, and quality scores from multiple academic platforms.
    MIT

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  • Autonomous deep research reports merging PSFK trend graphs with citable sources.

  • Autonomous buy-side research: diligence, earnings, SEC filings, comp sets. Source-cited real data.

  • Check MCP server health and cache stats. Optionally verify API connectivity with deep parameter. Use for diagnosing server status and rate limits.
    MIT
  • Simulate a deep research operation to gather, analyze, and synthesize information, demonstrating MCP task workflows with staged progress. Handles ambiguous queries by requesting clarification.
    MIT
  • Start a research search on the web or Google Drive to find new sources. Choose fast mode for quick results or deep mode for comprehensive coverage.
    MIT
  • Perform in-depth web research on any query using ChatGPT Deep Research, returning comprehensive results with sources in 5-15 minutes. Note: blocks other ChatGPT operations during research.
    MIT
  • Spawn a focused subagent to research a specific aspect by generating queries, executing web searches, fetching content, and evaluating findings for detailed results.
    MIT
  • Start a subagent run to perform file operations and execute commands within a specified directory, supporting read-only exploration or writable work.
    MIT