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How Paragraph-Level Citations Work in Dive Deeper

Dive Deeper goes beyond a Sources list at the bottom — nearly every paragraph carries its own small, clickable citation markers.

By Headlinne Editorial Team · Updated on

Beyond a single Sources list

Many AI tools list sources once, at the very bottom, leaving you to guess which claim came from which link. Dive Deeper instead attaches citation numbers directly to the paragraph, statistic, or quote they support, throughout the entire report.

Small, numbered, and unobtrusive

Citations appear as small numbered markers at the end of a sentence or paragraph — sized and styled to stay out of your way while reading, rather than interrupting the flow of the text.

Multiple sources, one paragraph

When a paragraph synthesizes information from more than one source, it can carry more than one citation number, so you see the full set of sources behind a claim rather than just one.

Extends to follow-up answers too

This same citation system applies to answers in the follow-up chat, not just the original report — every new insight you get from asking a question is attributed the same way.

Key takeaways

  • Citation numbers attach directly to individual paragraphs, statistics, and quotes, not just a bottom-of-page list.
  • Markers are small and unobtrusive, designed not to interrupt reading.
  • The same citation system extends to follow-up chat answers.

Frequently asked questions

What do I do with a citation number?

Hover or tap it to preview the source, or click through to jump straight to that entry in the Sources section for the full link.

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