Consensus Deep Search is a research agent that produces full literature reviews across 200M academic papers—in under two minutes.

It breaks down complex questions, conducts structured multi-step searches, and returns AI-generated reports with citations, visuals, and evidence mapping.

Key features:

- Structured literature search across 6,000+ scientific domains

- Analyzes and filters 1,000+ papers per query

- Outputs a cited report with intro, methods, results, and discussion

- Visualizes research consensus, key authors, and knowledge gaps

Built to accelerate discovery by turning questions into high-quality answers—fast.

Just tried it - this is pretty cool. How is it generating the search strategy? There were some questions in there that I hadnt thought of

The search strategy is generated by decomposing your initial query into sub-questions using custom prompting and retrieval heuristics— it tries to surface angles a researcher might ask but you might not think of initially.

Thats cool, yea I really like how you can actually see all the questions its asking. I'm actually learning alot through that on improving my own searches

pretty sick - is the student discount just for undergrad or masters/phd too?

Looks like you just need a .edu so I'm assuming phd also

what databases does this search over?

Same question ^ is it just research papers? If so, thats really helpful. How does it compare to google scholar?

powered by multiple databases including Semantic Scholar, PubMed, and others