2026 Flagship ยท Autonomous Multi-Agent Systems
DeepResearch AI
Autonomous multi-agent research engine orchestrating parallel web discovery, human-in-the-loop review, and streamed progress.
Year: 2026 | Role: Creator and Lead Engineer. Designed graph topology, built the FastAPI SSE backend, integrated search/LLM APIs, and deployed the production system.
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Project Overview
DeepResearch AI replaces brittle single-prompt retrieval with an autonomous, graph-based multi-agent architecture. It executes parallel web search fan-outs across up to 25 workers, supports human plan approval, and streams progress in real time.
Problem Statement
Standard LLM web search queries produce superficial, hallucination-prone summaries without source grounding, depth verification, or user control over research direction.
Solution Architecture
Constructed a dual-mode research graph using LangGraph: a fast Web DeepSearch mode for rapid multi-query synthesis, and an Evidence-First Research Mode with checkpointed human review gates and an academic document generator.
- Orchestrator Graph: Decomposes broad research briefs into targeted topic vectors.
- Parallel Worker Fan-Out: Dynamically spawns up to 25 worker nodes using LangGraph Send() API for concurrent source gathering.
- Human-in-the-Loop Gate: Interrupts execution via interrupt() to allow human review and plan adjustment before synthesis.
- Backend & Streaming: FastAPI service streaming execution steps via Server-Sent Events (SSE) to a responsive React frontend.
Tech Stack & Engineering
- LangGraph
- FastAPI
- Server-Sent Events (SSE)
- Tavily API
- DeepSeek API
- Python
- Docker
- Vercel
Key Implementation Features
- Parallel worker fan-out with up to 25 concurrent research agents.
- Checkpointed Human-in-the-Loop review gates with MemorySaver persistence.
- Low-latency Server-Sent Events streaming real-time agent thoughts and findings.
- Evidence-first citation tracking with verifiable source metadata.
Technical Challenges & Solutions
- Managing state explosion during parallel fan-out: Resolved using isolated worker sub-states merged into the parent graph via structured reducers.
- Ensuring low latency over HTTP connections: Replaced polling with SSE connection pooling and chunked stream serialization.
Verified Results
- Demonstrated structured multi-agent coordination with real-time streaming and human review checkpoints.
- Open-source repository with active community adoption and full documentation.