stanford-oval/storm
An LLM-powered knowledge curation system that researches a topic and generates a full-length report with citations.
Built on the DSPy framework, STORM executes a two-stage pipeline: an Internet-grounded pre-writing phase that generates outlines through multi-perspective question asking and simulated expert conversations, followed by a writing stage that synthesizes full articles with citations. Co-STORM extends this with human-AI collaborative discourse, introducing a moderator agent and dynamic mind-map visualization to enable interactive knowledge curation. The system supports pluggable retrieval backends (You.com, Bing, vector stores, Tavily, etc.) and language models via LiteLLM, allowing customization across different cost-quality tradeoffs.
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