Deep Search reads Deep Search
Deep Search can now load prior Deep Search investigations from a URL or read token so you can continue and extend earlier research.
Paste a Deep Search URL or read token into your message, and the agent will load that investigation as context for your new prompt. For example:
- Read
https://sourcegraph.com/deepsearch/b875dd16-a58f-4c27-84b8-4b4306e49df7and tell me what else we should investigate about our flaky tests - Based on the findings in
https://sourcegraph.com/deepsearch/shared/e3c0150a-b7ef-4955-bed4-d5820ca7a70d, investigate whether the same logging patterns appear in our other microservices - What did we learn about authentication in
https://sourcegraph.com/deepsearch/71a48f28-d241-4efa-bc62-4afde5499b00? Are there similar issues in the authorization code? - Continue the investigation from
https://sourcegraph.com/deepsearch/7347ddaa-d579-4b91-b152-ca27e4ddb656by checking if those dead code patterns exist in our newer repositories - Compare what we found in
https://sourcegraph.com/deepsearch/e782c115-2dfa-44a5-8a88-2fad218a2fe1with the current state of the codebase - has the performance issue been addressed? - Look at
https://sourcegraph.com/deepsearch/shared/3f1beb2b-bded-4fda-96cc-1af7192f24b6and investigate whether those security concerns apply to our newer API endpoints
Deep Search pulls in the conversation making prior investigations available as context for new questions. This lets you build on previous research, cross-reference findings, and continue investigations where teammates left off.