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Is Storm completely free to use?

The hosted version on the Genie platform appears to be free, and the code is open-source. For self-hosted use, there may be costs associated with running the underlying LLM (e.g., API fees). Users should verify the current terms of the hosted service.

Can I run Storm locally?

Yes, Storm is open-source and available on GitHub, so it can be run locally. However, running it locally may require setting up the necessary dependencies and obtaining access to an LLM (e.g., via an API key).

What types of topics can Storm research?

Storm can research any topic that the underlying LLM can access and synthesize information about. The effectiveness may depend on the breadth and recency of the LLM's training data.

Does Storm provide citations in its reports?

Yes, Storm is designed to generate reports with citations, drawing from sources it identifies during the research process. The specific citation style may vary, and users should review the output for accuracy.

What output format does Storm produce?

Storm generates a full-length text report. The exact formatting may include sections, bullets, and citations. Users can inspect the hosted version or code for more details on the output structure.

Is Storm affiliated with Stanford University?

Storm is hosted on a Stanford subdomain (storm.genie.stanford.edu) and developed by the Stanford OVAL lab, indicating a strong association with Stanford University. The open-source repository is maintained by the Stanford OVAL group.

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