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How Dive Deeper Suggests What to Research Next
Every report ends with a short list of suggested follow-up questions — a natural bridge into the follow-up chat.
By Headlinne Editorial Team · Updated on
The last section of every report
Follow-up topics close out the report — four to six short, specific questions the story naturally raises but does not fully resolve, based on gaps or open threads the AI noticed while researching.
Specific, not generic
These are written as genuine research questions tied to the actual story — not generic prompts like "tell me more" — so tapping one leads somewhere meaningfully new rather than repeating what the report already covered.
Tappable, not just suggestions to type yourself
In the interface, these appear as chips you can tap directly, which sends that exact question into the follow-up chat without you needing to type anything.
They evolve as you ask follow-ups
After you ask a follow-up question, the suggestions refresh based on where the conversation has gone, so the list of "what to explore next" stays relevant to your specific research session rather than staying static.
Key takeaways
- ✓Every report ends with four to six specific, tappable follow-up question suggestions.
- ✓Suggestions are tied to genuine gaps in the story, not generic prompts.
- ✓The suggestions refresh as your follow-up conversation continues.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to use a suggested question, or can I ask my own?
Suggestions are just a starting point — you can tap one or type any question of your own into the follow-up chat.
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How Suggested Follow-Up Questions Are Generated
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