codex-deep-research
Codex Deep Research
Use this skill when the user is asking for research rather than a normal answer. Typical triggers include:
- comparisons, evaluations, and recommendations
- market scans, competitive analysis, and landscape research
- questions where current information materially affects the answer
- requests that need citations, trade-offs, risks, or explicit source quality
Do not force the full workflow onto simple factual questions. First decide whether the task truly needs deep research.
Quick start
- Rewrite the request into a compact internal research brief.
- Browse early and prefer current, verifiable sources.
- Stay single-agent unless there is a real quality benefit to parallel work.
- If complexity is high, delegate distinct sub-questions to a small number of sub-agents using the sub-agent template.
- Deliver a complete research report in the current conversation unless the user explicitly asks for a shorter format.
- Only save files when the user asks or the result is clearly worth preserving after the in-session report is complete.
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