Project Title

storm — An LLM-powered knowledge curation system for generating full-length reports with citations

Overview

STORM is a cutting-edge LLM system that automates the process of researching a topic and generating a full-length report with citations, similar to Wikipedia articles. It stands out for its ability to conduct internet-based research, create outlines, and produce well-cited articles. The system also includes Co-STORM, which enhances human-AI collaboration for more aligned and preferred information seeking and knowledge curation.

Key Features

Automated internet-based research and outline generation
Full-length article generation with citations
Perspective-Guided Question Asking for improved depth and breadth of research
Co-STORM for human-AI collaborative knowledge curation
Support for custom language models and retrieval/search integration

Use Cases

Researchers and academics needing to quickly generate well-researched articles
Content creators looking to automate the research and writing process
Enterprises requiring efficient knowledge curation systems for internal or external use
Educators and students for educational purposes and assignments

Advantages

Saves time by automating the research and writing process
Generates well-structured articles with proper citations
Enhances collaboration through the Co-STORM feature
Customizable to work with various language models and search engines

Limitations / Considerations

May not produce publication-ready articles without further editing
Relies on the quality and availability of information on the internet
Requires a good understanding of the system for effective customization

GPT: A large-scale language model, but without the research and citation capabilities of STORM.
Wikidata: A free, collaborative, and multilingual knowledge base, but it requires manual curation rather than automated generation like STORM.
Scholarcy: A tool for summarizing academic papers, differing from STORM in its focus on summarization rather than full-article generation.

Basic Information

GitHub: https://github.com/stanford-oval/storm
Stars: 27,242
License: Unknown
Last Commit: 2025-09-05

📊 Project Information

Project Name: storm
GitHub URL: https://github.com/stanford-oval/storm
Programming Language: Python
⭐ Stars: 27,242
🍴 Forks: 2,449
📅 Created: 2024-03-24
🔄 Last Updated: 2025-09-05

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