feat: Add script for programmatic research execution #144
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This PR introduces a new script,
run_research.py, to allow for programmaticexecution of the deep research agent from the command line. This is useful for
automated workflows and for capturing the full, untruncated output of the final
report.
Changes:
run_research.py: A new script that takes a research query as a command-lineargument and saves the generated report to final_report.md.
README.md: Updated the "Deployments and Usages" section with instructions onhow to use the new script.
.gitignore: Added final_report.md to the .gitignore file to preventgenerated reports from being accidentally committed.
Usage: