Turn emailed source links into a cited table and reply in the same thread
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Your labeled email supplies the questions, source links, and conversation for the reply.
Your linked pages supply readable text or an access error for each source.
Your chosen columns shape how the findings and gaps appear in the table.
Your chosen shared location tells the Agent where to save the editable table.
Your email app holds labeled research requests and sends replies in the original conversation.
Apify returns readable text and page status for each link in your request.
Your reply stays in the original thread with the table or a request for missing details.
Your table pairs each requested finding with its source link and marks unanswered questions.
Your gap notes identify facts the pages lack and links the Agent could not read.
Your document editor keeps the editable table and its source links for your team.
Your reply stays in the original thread with the table or a request for missing details.
Your reply stays in the original thread with the table or a request for missing details.
This Agent waits for your labeled research email. It reads the linked pages and marks missing facts. It saves a source-linked table and replies in the same thread.
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Gmail holds labeled research requests and sends replies in the original conversation.
Google Drive keeps the editable table and its source links for your team.
Microsoft Outlook holds labeled research requests and sends replies in the original conversation.
Google Docs keeps the editable table and its source links for your team.
Zoom holds labeled research requests and sends replies in the original conversation.
Google Contacts keeps the editable table and its source links for your team.
Microsoft Office 365 holds labeled research requests and sends replies in the original conversation.
Microsoft Office 365 keeps the editable table and its source links for your team.
Microsoft OneNote keeps the editable table and its source links for your team.
Apify returns readable text and page status for each link in your request.
Superhuman Docs keeps the editable table and its source links for your team.
Microsoft Exchange holds labeled research requests and sends replies in the original conversation.
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Frequently asked questions about the Build Research Summary Table:
You choose a table format during setup. Include columns for the source, requested detail, finding, and gap or access note.
Your table marks the requested fact as missing for that page. It keeps unreachable pages separate, with their URL and available error.
You still receive the full table in the original email thread. The reply also tells you the document copy failed.
You provide the source URLs in your email. The Agent checks those links and waits for a new request before researching others.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.