Storm
Generates Wikipedia-like reports on any topic. It uses AI to research, outline, and write articles with citations.
Generates Wikipedia-like reports on any topic. It uses AI to research, outline, and write articles with citations.
STORM helps create articles by finding info online. AI agents act like researchers, gathering different opinions to write reports. It's free to use and can help with school and work. It might need some editing to be perfect.
Comprehensive Content Creation:
STORM crafts detailed reports on tons of different subjects. It neatly organizes everything in a way that makes sense.
Source Referencing:
STORM links every bit of info back to where it came from. This makes it super easy to double-check facts or dig deeper.
Multi-Agent Research:
STORM uses a bunch of AI helpers to look into things. They check out different angles to get a full picture.
Open-Source Availability:
If you're a developer, you can get into STORM's code on GitHub. Feel free to play around and add your own touch.
Top-Down Writing Approach:
STORM figures out the outline before writing anything. This makes sure the message is clear and effective.
Local Runtime Capability:
You can run STORM right on your computer. This gives you more privacy and control over your research.
STORM wants to help you make detailed reports, like on Wikipedia, with as little work from you as possible.
Yes, anyone can use STORM for free to create detailed reports.
STORM asks questions from different angles and always includes where the information came from to make sure it's right.
No, STORM needs the internet to find sources and create content for you.
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