Conduct multi-source deep research with verifiable citations and interactive follow-up chat via the Caesar API.
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Caesar Research is a technical CLI skill designed to empower AI agents with deep research capabilities through the Caesar API. It enables users to run multi-source research jobs that produce synthesized answers complete with inline citations and a comprehensive list of source materials. By integrating this tool into the Openclaw Skills ecosystem, developers can automate the discovery of information and handle complex queries that require multiple reasoning loops and high-quality source synthesis.
The tool is engineered for depth and accuracy, offering an interactive brainstorming feature to clarify ambiguous queries before research begins. This ensures that the final output is highly relevant and tailored to specific user requirements. Whether you are tracking scientific breakthroughs or building a custom knowledge base for your agent, Caesar Research provides the technical infrastructure to turn raw queries into actionable, evidence-based intelligence.
caesar research create command, where you can specify models, reasoning modes, and research loops.To get started with Caesar Research in your environment, install the CLI and export your API key:
go install github.com/alexrudloff/caesar-cli@latest
export CAESAR_API_KEY=your_key_here
Caesar Research utilizes a structured data format for managing research jobs and collections. The primary fields include:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id |
UUID | Unique identifier for the research or chat job. |
content |
String | The synthesized answer with inline [n] citations. |
results |
Array | A collection of sources used, including URLs and snippets. |
status |
String | The current lifecycle state (e.g., searching, completed, failed). |
model |
String | The specific LLM utilized for the research synthesis. |
--no-wait flag for high-concurrency workflows.Loading
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