Deep research
Last updated 27 October 2026
Deep research on a UAPA bail question: a plan you edit and approve, then researchers for supporting authority, contrary authority and the statute.
What the film shows
Some questions need more than one line of research. With deep research, Vakilat first drafts a plan: the questions it will research and the facts it assumes. Nothing is spent until you approve it, and cancelling a plan costs nothing.
In this film the question is bail under Section 43D(5) of the UAPA after long custody. A fact is added to the plan, the plan is redrawn and approved, and three researchers work side by side: one for supporting authority, one for contrary authority and later treatment, and one for the statutes. The Inbox says when the answer is ready.
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Transcript
Some questions need more than one line of research. That is what Deep research is for. Turn it on from the plus button, then ask your question as usual.
Before anything is spent, Vakilat drafts a research plan and shows it to you. It lists the questions it will research, and the facts it is assuming. You stay in charge.
Edit the questions, or add a fact the plan should know. Here, we add that the accused has been in custody for four years, and Vakilat redraws the plan. When the plan looks right, approve it.
Cancelling a plan costs nothing. Three researchers then work side by side. One looks for supporting authority, one for contrary authority and later treatment, and one for the statutes involved.
Deep research takes longer, so you can step away. Your Inbox tells you when the answer is ready. The answer weighs the authority on both sides, and every citation and quotation is checked, as always.
Vakilat. Research you can check.
Try it yourself
Ask Vakilat a question from your own practice. Five research runs are free, with no card.