Recently, a trending project called "deep-research" on GitHub has replicated ChatGPT's new Deep Research feature. In theory, it can integrate with any large AI model and combine with internet search services, enabling the AI to autonomously search for information, delve deeper into a topic, and generate a research report. However, it’s currently limited to terminal use, which raises the barrier to entry. Is there a more user-friendly alternative?
There's a pure front-end webpage that visually displays the entire search process and responds very quickly. You can ask it any questions you're curious about—for instance, if you've heard rumors about GPT-4.5 and GPT-5, you can have it search the web for relevant information and then summarize a report for you.
The repository URL is: https://github.com/AnotiaWang/deep-research-web-ui
The usage is straightforward—simply configure these two services on the webpage:
- API key for the large model service, currently supporting OpenAI-compatible services like OpenRouter, DeepSeek, etc.
- API key for the web search service, currently supporting Tavily, which allows 1,000 free searches per month. Just generate an API key at https://app.tavily.com/home.
The entire process is completed locally in your browser, ensuring data security.
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