I’ve been obsessed with the new Deep research trend, but paying monthly subscriptions for just 20 research per month isn’t great. Since I finished CS50P, I wanted to test if I could replicate that Deep Dive logic myself. so i built this: I wrote a Python script that chains a few LLM calls together 1) Planner: Takes a topic and breaks it down into sub-questions. 2) Searcher: Uses a search API Tavily/Serp to get raw data for each sub-question. 3) Synthesizer: Feeds that data into Gemini 3 Pro which has a huge context window to write a comprehensive report. The result: It’s obviously not as polished as the big apps, but for a fraction of the cost, I get reports that are 90% as good. It references sources and doesn’t hallucinate as much because of the search step. My question: the perplexity update about Deep Research affect everyone, or is everyone happy paying the $20/mo subscriptions? submitted by /u/Safe_Thought4368
Originally posted by u/Safe_Thought4368 on r/ArtificialInteligence