# Grok Build introduces /deep-research command for advanced research with parallel AI agents > Source: > Published: 2026-07-26 18:47:59+00:00 # Grok Build introduces /deep-research command for advanced research with parallel AI agents xAI's latest feature deploys multiple agents to cross-check evidence and generate cited reports, available now for SuperGrok and X Premium+ subscribers xAI’s Grok Build platform just rolled out a feature that makes its AI do something most humans struggle with: actually checking its own work. The new /deep-research command deploys multiple parallel agents to break down research questions, verify sources independently, and deliver a comprehensive report complete with citations and, crucially, a list of what it couldn’t find. ## How the deep research command works Rather than a single AI model generating one response to a prompt, the /deep-research command spins up multiple agents that each tackle different angles of a research query at the same time. These agents aggregate verified claims, cross-reference evidence across sources, and independently validate information before anything gets presented to the user. The result is a cited report that doesn’t just give you an answer. It tells you where the answer came from and, perhaps more importantly, where the gaps in available information exist. The feature integrates with Exa, a tool that enables real-time web searches and page readings. This gives the research agents access to live information rather than relying solely on static training data. Access is currently limited to SuperGrok and X Premium+ subscribers, with no additional fees beyond standard subscription limits. ## Why this matters beyond the AI bubble User feedback since the feature’s announcement has been notably positive, with early adopters highlighting the time savings compared to traditional AI outputs. The discussions around the launch gained significant traction on social media, with Elon Musk himself praising the command’s capabilities. Public discussions and announcements peaked around July 26, 2026. **Disclosure:** This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our [Editorial Policy](https://cryptobriefing.com/editorial-policy/).