Research Agent

From question to
decision‑ready insights.

Minutes, not weeks.

Tell the agent what you need to know. It scopes the question with you, researches 400M+ sources including peer-reviewed publications, patents, paywalled research and the web, and develops a fully cited report with insights your leadership can act on.

Report · Technology landscape
01Executive summary9 sources
02Leading technologies and approaches18 sources
03Key companies and research groups14 sources
Scope approved Outline approved Final review
What you can ask for

Four kinds of reports, one rigorous method.

Pick the report that fits the decision. The agent adapts its sources and structure to match.

01
Literature review

Structured evidence synthesis with a rigorous search method and publication-ready citations.

02
Company intelligence

Evaluate one company or compare several across technology, partnerships and positioning.

03
Technology landscape

Map the science and the market together: key players, emerging approaches and momentum.

04
Competitive position

A head-to-head view of where you stand against competitors, and where the openings are.

Quick answers

Not every question needs a report.

For a fast read on a topic, ask directly. Less searching, more discovering.

01
Start with a concept or question

Describe what you're exploring. The agent helps frame sharper research questions, even for new initiatives or niche topics.

02
Get cited answers, not search results

Summarized insights from 400M+ sources, including peer-reviewed publications, patents, paywalled research and the web, each cited back to where it came from.

03
Go deeper when it matters

Turn any answer into a full report when the question becomes a decision.

Sharper questions to explore
Cited answer
2 peer-reviewed sourcesTurn into a report→
How it works

Six steps. You sign off at every stage that matters.

01
Brief

Describe the question, the decision it supports and who will read it.

02
Scope

The agent proposes what's in and out. You edit it until it's right.

You approve
03
Outline

See the report's structure before a single source is gathered.

You approve
04
Research

Specialist agents work the literature and the web. A review agent checks coverage and closes gaps.

05
Draft

A fully cited draft, written for decision-makers. Ask for changes before it ships.

You approve
06
Delivery

Export to Word or PDF, ready to share with your team.

Scientific rigor

Not a black box.

A repeatable research method built for findings that have to hold up in front of leadership, with your review built into every stage instead of bolted on at the end.

Source traceabilityStructured reviewCitation qualityEvidence validationReproducibility
01
Every claim traced to its source

Every finding is cited back to the source it came from.

02
A second pass when gaps appear

A review agent audits coverage and sends new specialists after anything missing. Not a simple retry.

03
The same method, every time

Structured stages make findings easier to validate and defend internally.

Research refresh

Your report keeps pace with what's changing.

Set a refresh schedule that fits your needs and budget. Instead of rerunning the whole report, the agent looks for what's new since your last update and checks it against what you already have.

Only meaningful changes are added, as dated, versioned entries, so you can see exactly what moved.

Original report
Five sections, fully cited
Quarterly update 1
4 new findings added
Quarterly update 2
No meaningful changes. Your findings still hold.
Minutes, not weeks.

Weeks of manual searching and reading become a structured workflow that delivers in minutes.

Built for decisions.

Written for investment discussions, innovation reviews and leadership, not research archives.

Science meets market.

Peer-reviewed evidence and commercial intelligence in one report, for a full view of a field.

Builds on your work.

Past reviews and internal reports are cited alongside public evidence. See Internal Research →

Good research is just the start.

Every answer and report shows the experts, labs and technologies behind the research, ranked by publication relevance. When you're ready to talk to them, our network and project support take you to the next step.

Engineer sketching a mechanical design by hand
Ranked by publication relevance
University research lab
Academia
100
Applied R&D startup
Startup
92
Principal investigator
University
87
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Put your next research question to work.