Uploaded-material analysis
Use reports, PDFs, and datasets alongside a research prompt.
Research workspace
Go beyond a fast answer — define the question, keep the sources visible, and preserve uncertainty for the decision-maker.
How it works
A practical, reviewable workflow—not a black box.
Research scope
Define the decision, the exclusions, and the recency window up front — the run targets an answer your team can act on, not a broad summary.
Question — scoped
Scope lockedAcceptance criteria
Names a recommendation with trade-offs
Every claim linked to a source
Unknowns marked, not guessed
Compare the practical trade-offs of three deployment approaches for our team.
In action
A real working view — reviewable before anything ships.
Sources read
Synthesized findings
12 citedModular system costs declined as deployment scale increased across 2019–2024, with pilot data converging around shared estimates.
Three independent reviews attribute the shift to standardized components rather than single-vendor breakthroughs.
Cost per tonne fell ~38% in the period, driven by modular designs1and economies of scale.
Capabilities
Use reports, PDFs, and datasets alongside a research prompt.
Compare themes and contradictions across the material you provide.
Keep source references useful for review and follow-up.
Where it helps
Prepare an evidence-led overview before a strategy session.
“Compare the practical trade-offs of three deployment approaches for our team.”
Organize supplied reading into themes and open questions.
“Group these sources by claim and flag which statements need verification.”
Share a concise research narrative with stakeholders.
“Write an executive brief with sources, caveats, and next research questions.”
Why teams switch
A summary drops the evidence behind its claims.
The workflow makes sources and caveats part of the working output.
New questions require a full restart.
The same research context supports focused follow-ups.
Confidence is implied, not examined.
The output can name uncertainty and missing evidence.
Questions
Start with one real workflow, keep people in control, and build from what works.