Storm
Stanford research prototype that researches a topic and drafts a cited, Wikipedia-style article via simulated multi-perspective interviews.
What it does
STORM (from Stanford's Storm Genie project) is an AI research assistant that generates long-form, Wikipedia-style articles on a topic by researching verified web sources and simulating conversations between an AI writer and multiple simulated perspectives to surface diverse angles. It aims to produce structured, well-cited outlines and articles instead of a single-shot answer.
Core features
Automated multi-perspective research simulation
Web-grounded, citation-based article generation
Structured outline and Wikipedia-style formatting
Collaborative exploration of a topic before drafting
Best for
→Drafting a structured overview article on an unfamiliar topic
→Researching a subject from multiple perspectives quickly
→Producing a citation-backed first draft for further editing
Reviews
Big-picture takes: what it's for and whether it delivers. High-engagement YouTube videos — not sponsored.
Tutorials
Step-by-step: exactly how to get things done with it.