Local Multi-Agent Research Assistant Saves 15-25 Minutes Per Task

Practical Multi-Agent Research Pipeline
A Reddit user shared their working local LLM setup for research tasks. As an IT admin with 7 weeks of local LLM experience, they built a system that significantly reduces research time.
Hardware and Software Setup
- Hardware: RTX 5090, 64GB RAM
- All models run locally via Ollama
- System runs inside OpenClaw for agent sessions, cron scheduling, memory hooks, and Discord integrations
Research Pipeline Comparison
Before: Google search → open 5-10 tabs → read → take notes → summarize (20-30 minutes)
Now: Type topic → structured brief in ~2 minutes
Agent Architecture
- Researcher agent: qwen3.5:35b local model searches via Brave API and synthesizes information
- Analyst + Writer: GPT-5.4-mini (local GPU still being optimized) adds analysis and formatting
- Runtime: Average 150 seconds depending on topic
Time Savings
- 15-25 minutes saved per research task
- 1-2 hours weekly for regular researchers
- User notes: "Still need to verify outputs. AI assistance, not replacement."
Additional Features
- Persistent memory using PostgreSQL + pgvector
- Daily briefs
- Automated cron jobs
- User describes it as: "Nothing fancy, just practical automation."
The user is seeking feedback from others who have built similar systems and has published a full writeup with more details.
📖 Read the full source: r/LocalLLaMA
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