Agent · Research
STORM research workflow
Research a topic, produce an outline and generate a cited article.
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- What it does
Research a topic, produce an outline and generate a cited article.
From the project’s documentationSources (1)
- stanford-oval/storm · README.md · Last checked 2026-09-20
- Inputs
A topic and configured model/retrieval services.
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- stanford-oval/storm · README.md · Last checked 2026-09-20
- Outputs
An outline and long-form article with citations.
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- stanford-oval/storm · README.md · Last checked 2026-09-20
- Setup requirements
Official source guide uses Python 3.11 with model and retrieval configuration; a research preview is also linked.
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- stanford-oval/storm · README.md · Last checked 2026-09-20
- How to use it
Run the documented STORM topic workflow or demo; the knowledge-storm package alone is not the listed experience.
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- stanford-oval/storm · README.md · Last checked 2026-09-20
- Pricing
Total cost is unknown. Check model usage, hosting and any service plan before use. No price, currency or billing unit has been confirmed.
Not enough information yet.- Access and permissions
Research sends queries to model/search services and writes article artifacts. Example provider keys are required for those services; local permissions need review.
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- stanford-oval/storm · README.md · Last checked 2026-09-20
- License
MIT; review the linked license and retain its notices. Hosted services and dependencies have separate terms.
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- stanford-oval/storm · LICENSE · Last checked 2026-09-20
- Limitations
Source quality and citation correctness still require review. The README separates STORM from the collaborative Co-STORM workflow.
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- stanford-oval/storm · README.md · Last checked 2026-09-20
What still needs checking
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Classification basis: Runnable goal-directed agent experience described in the official README. This listing excludes its standalone SDK or generic framework APIs.
- stanford-oval/storm · README.md · 2026-09-20 · Source revision:
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