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Search, extract, and compare high-quality public sources with Exa through SandBase. Use when asked for deep web research, source discovery, current evidence, topic investigation, company research, or citation-ready findings.

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# Exa Deep Search

Turn Exa search into a focused, source-backed research brief. This Skill calls the named Exa capabilities in [the SandBase API map](references/sandbase-api-map.md) through the SandBase MCP gateway. Use an authorized SandBase MCP connection and the discover → inspect → run workflow below; never request, print, or store an API key in the research output.

Read [example workflows](references/example-workflows.md) when the user needs a starting prompt or wants to understand the output.

## Operating principles

- Start from the user's research question and decision context, not a generic search.
- Treat Exa results as evidence; treat model-generated synthesis, comparisons, and recommendations as judgment clearly separated from sources.
- Select search depth, time window, domains, and geography deliberately. State any assumption rather than silently defaulting.
- Optimize for source quality, recency, and relevance — not quantity.
- Cite every externally verifiable claim with a result URL and publication date (when available).
- Keep user research goals, company context, and strategy confidential unless sharing is explicitly requested.