I was at home taking notes, thinking about researching a deep technical issue, and then... using a regular search engine? That's just laughable. 🤦‍♂️ What I found was all "fast food answers," with no logic at all; it looked like someone else's jokes. I wondered: is deep understanding a luxury for today's tools? Then I came across @SentientAGI's ODS (OpenDeepSearch). Once I tried it, I felt completely awakened. This thing is different; it doesn't just give you three summaries and call it a day. It's like assembling a small task force—each agent has its own mission: breaking down the problem, researching, cross-verifying, and organizing answers. Whatever you ask, it will slowly break it down, thoroughly investigate, and then give you a "complete answer" that's stacked together like building with Legos. What's even better is that it's open-source, lightweight, and modular; you can just plug it into your existing AI system and use it. Want to modify it? Go ahead. It's like adding a plugin to your computer, and the previously sluggish system suddenly flies. The most impressive part is @SentientAGI's vision. They don't just want to create another AI tool; they aim to build an open-source search infrastructure that everyone can participate in. You are no longer just a slave to the tool; you can truly take control of your knowledge. I used to waste my life scrolling through search engines; now, using ODS feels like having a reliable assistant with me every day to help with research and organizing thoughts. Deep understanding is finally no longer a dream.