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How STORM and Co-STORM build cited long-form articles: README summary, documentation only
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What this guide covers
Summarises the STORM README for writers and researchers: the pre-writing and writing stages, runner switches, per-stage model choice, retriever options and grounding on your own CSV corpus. Based on documentation at one commit; nothing was installed or run and no article was generated.
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How STORM and Co-STORM build cited long-form articles: README summary, documentation only
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Summarises the STORM README for writers and researchers: the pre-writing and writing stages, runner switches, per-stage model choice, retriever options and grounding on your own CSV corpus. Based on documentation at one commit; nothing was installed or run and no article was generated.
Useful starting points
- The README says STORM cannot produce publication-ready articles; expect substantial editing.
- The README suggests using a cheaper model for the conversation simulator and a stronger one for article writing.
- Own-corpus grounding takes a CSV with content, title, url and description columns, where the url is the unique identifier.
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