Vibecoded a deep-research tool based on leaked Claude Code's framework

Developer Jackswl has released Deep Researcher, an open-source AI research tool that implements the agentic framework discovered in leaked code from Anthropic's Claude. The system operates by coordinating multiple specialized AI agents—each with distinct roles like web searching, content analysis, and synthesis—to autonomously execute complex research workflows. This represents a significant departure from single-model interactions, instead creating a collaborative AI system that can tackle multi-step investigative tasks without constant human supervision.

Built on the leaked Claude Code framework, Deep Researcher demonstrates how Anthropic's agentic architecture enables sophisticated task decomposition and parallel processing. The tool can autonomously navigate the web, evaluate source credibility, extract key information from documents, and compile comprehensive reports. While the original Claude Code was never officially released, this implementation shows the practical potential of agentic systems for automating research that typically requires hours of manual work across search engines, academic databases, and analysis tools.

The GitHub repository provides full documentation for local deployment, allowing developers and researchers to experiment with agentic AI systems without relying on proprietary platforms. This release highlights both the rapid innovation happening in open-source AI and the challenges companies face in controlling their architectural innovations once code becomes publicly accessible.