Deep Research & Web Research
Three levels of research in one place: ask your own library, get a quick grounded answer from the web, or kick off a full literature report that searches scholarly databases and writes a cited synthesis — then save the best papers straight into your library.
What it does
Section titled “What it does”Diglot’s research surface comes in three levels. Each one reaches a little wider than the last:
- Ask Library — get a fast answer from your own uploaded PDFs. Available on every plan.
- Web Answer — get one grounded answer pulled from the open web, with source links. Spark and up.
- Deep Research — start a full research run that searches scholarly databases and the web, then writes a structured, fully cited report. Pro and up.
Every level gives you answers with numbered citations that link to real sources. The best loop: run Deep Research, save the strongest papers it finds into your Research Library, then ask your library about them.
How to find it
Section titled “How to find it”- Ask Library — open the Research Library and ask a question about your uploaded sources.
- Web Answer — ask a question and get a single grounded answer drawn from the web.
- Deep Research — start a run and let it work in the background. A research run takes a few minutes; you’ll see it update as it goes. Diglot plans the question, searches, and writes the report for you.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”- Ask your own library for a quick answer from your PDFs.
- Ask the web for one grounded answer with links you can check.
- Run Deep Research to get a multi-source literature report where every claim is cited to a real paper or page.
- Save what it finds — add discovered papers to your Research Library with one click, and cite them into your document.
How Deep Research handles cost
Section titled “How Deep Research handles cost”Each Deep Research run has a built-in spending limit so it never runs up an unexpected bill. If a run reaches that limit before finishing the write-up, it stops cleanly and gives you a partial report listing the sources it gathered so far — rather than quietly overspending. You can run it again or narrow your question to get a full synthesis.
If a run fails for any reason, it doesn’t count against your monthly allowance.
Plans and limits
Section titled “Plans and limits”| Plan | Web answers / month | Deep Research runs / month |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 0 | 0 |
| Spark | 100 | 0 |
| Pro | unlimited | 30 |
| Max | unlimited | 600 |
Limitations
Section titled “Limitations”- Deep Research does one planned pass of searching and writing — it doesn’t yet circle back to fill in gaps on its own.
- A research run works in the background and updates as it goes, rather than streaming word by word.
- Scholarly results come from open academic databases — not Google Scholar.
Common questions
Section titled “Common questions”What’s the difference between the three? Ask Library answers from your PDFs. Web Answer answers from the web. Deep Research writes a multi-source literature report from scholarly databases and the web.
Why did my Deep Research report stop early? It reached its per-run spending limit. You’ll still get the sources it gathered so far — just run it again or narrow the question for a full report.
Can I trust the citations? Yes. Each numbered marker is checked to point at a real source before it appears, and Diglot is instructed never to invent findings.
Can I save what it finds? Yes. Discovered papers can be saved into your Research Library in one click and cited into your document.
It says Deep Research needs Pro — why? Deep Research is on Pro and Max. Web Answer is on Spark and up. Ask Library is on every plan.
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