Using your files

DeepWriter can find data on its own—but you can also guide it to specific sources.

Pro tip: Use the Upload Documents feature to provide DeepWriter with a richer, custom knowledge base. You can upload up to 50 documents, with each file up to 5MB. You can also include direct links to openly accessible files within your prompt.

Example Usage:

If you’re writing a report on a specific company, upload their annual reports, press releases, or relevant industry analyses directly. Alternatively, if you have a PDF of a white paper hosted online, include its direct URL in your prompt.

For highly specialized or proprietary research, giving DeepWriter your key documents—like internal reports or datasets—helps it create more accurate, detailed, and relevant content than a general model could.

Hosting your files:

• Host them online with open access (no login required).

• Use direct file links (e.g., ending in .pdf, .txt, or .html).

• Embedding a PDF in a webpage won't work—DeepWriter needs the direct URL to the file itself.

• Common web pages with relevant content are also supported.

Important: DeepWriter will not log in to external sites, and you should never provide credentials or passwords. Third-party authentication is not supported (yet), but it's on the roadmap.

Below is an example prompt with linked files:

This free-form approach also allows you to tell DeepWriter’s AI agents how to use the linked documents or how to cite them, giving you even more control over the output.