cited-research
Jev-powered research: routed search, cited answer, claims verified against sources. Ask a question, get a 5-8 sentence answer, each claim tagged to a numbered source, built from real page content - no invented facts. A fast paid LLM writes it, under 4.5s guaranteed; on a rare miss, a no-LLM extractive fallback (top sentences from the sources, picked by Jev) takes over instead, marked "synthesis":"extractive". Try GET /research/sample.
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}Provenance
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- Last indexed by Roundhouse
- 2026-10-18 13:15Z
- Last enriched (probe, favicon, geo)
- 2026-10-02 22:45Z
- x402 version
- —
- Max timeout
- 300s
- Liveness probe
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