What problem does it solve?
It turns web-driven research work—finding sources, fetching pages, extracting content, and producing grounded reports—into a single streamlined workflow so you don’t have to manually browse and stitch information together.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Web Search with academic-first strategy: Finds current, technical, and scholarly information with a bias toward peer-reviewed literature, preprints, and institutional sources.
- URL content extraction: Fetches and extracts structured content from webpages, articles, and academic material (including PDFs), optionally focusing on the most valuable sections for research.
- Web data enrichment at scale: Enriches CSV or inline lists by adding consistent web-sourced fields across multiple entities without running slow manual lookups.
- Deep, exhaustive research reporting: Produces multi-source, literature-grounded reports when the user explicitly requests comprehensive coverage.
- Operational support: Handles setup/authentication for parallel-cli, task status checks, and retrieving completed results.
Use case examples:
- Build a cited overview of a scientific topic using academic sources prioritized for evidence quality.
- Extract key sections from a set of URLs or a single academic paper and save the extracted output for later use.
- Enrich a dataset of companies with web-sourced fields (e.g., leadership and founding year) in one batch pipeline.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to run a web search for your question, then extract and synthesize the most relevant academic sources into a grounded answer with citations.