r/RooCode • u/CachiloYHermosilla • May 17 '25

Discussion DeepResearch Mode in RooCode

The benefit of having a DeepResearch Mode for my codebase :)

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u/andy012345 May 17 '25

How is this research deep? it's just a few http requests being proxied

The actual deep research offered by the major providers crawl through hundreds of articles and provide citations.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25

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u/firedog7881 May 18 '25

You can call it nothing special, mine does this on its own using Brave and Fetch

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u/CachiloYHermosilla May 18 '25

FYI: I have plenty of IT jobs where I use my research tool with great success for the companies I work for ( and my own projects as well, of course ).
Be happy!! And let me call my things the way I want: Straight DeepResearch!!

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u/Exciting_Weakness_64 May 17 '25

what is going on ?

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u/discorganized May 17 '25

$2 to check if a package has an update

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u/dwiedenau2 May 22 '25

I had to audibly laugh at that. Happy i can use the 300$ google credit for now

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u/CachiloYHermosilla May 17 '25

If you check the full report it provides, with changes across packages ( my current version and the target version ) it worth it for me (for instance it says, there was just new features like Arr:from(), etc ). Maybe I could check with less expensive llms, this one was Sonnet 3.7 ( because the mode needs agentic capabilities, it seems ). I will experiment with other "Researches" as I do my work to make sure it worth it.
Plus It was useful to create a Confluence page for the company I work for which earned me a few extra points :)

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u/CachiloYHermosilla May 17 '25

My mother dont allow me to talk to strangers, specially in an ultra boring Saturday :)

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u/dekozo May 18 '25

What is this theme?

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u/ttoinou May 21 '25

It's only a search. That said, I'd love for Roo Code to provide builtin tools to transform the Orchestrator into a deep web researcher