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To find user research for a PRD, provide a topic or question to scan Jupiter's research folders on Google Drive. The tool scores folder relevance, excludes non-study files, and outputs structured PRD evidence blocks with metadata and findings.

Yes, you can extract study metadata, concrete findings, and quotes from research reports. When reports are extracted from Google Slides, the output includes a specific annotation noting that the data was pulled from a presentation.

The best way to search Jupiter research libraries is to input a topic or problem statement. The system scans both research folders, scores studies by relevance, and surfaces key findings, sample sizes, and user quotes for quick lookup.

Yes, the research extraction tool handles partially accessible folders on Google Drive. If a specific study folder is not accessible, the system processes the available folders and annotates any access limitations in the final output.

You need to scan Jupiter's UX research library before starting new research when validating a problem statement or writing a PRD. This prevents duplicate studies by checking what product insights Jupiter already knows about your topic.