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Draft Research Brief
Draft cited findings and angles from ready editorial requests
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- Ready topic requestReady topic request
Your Ready request gives the Agent the topic, editorial question, and source notes.
- Attached evidenceAttached evidence
Your attached files provide source material and references for findings in the brief.
- Approved brief sampleApproved brief sample
Your chosen brief shows the headings, length, and citation style to follow.
Superhuman Docs holds each topic request, its evidence, and the draft for review.
Your document workspace holds the approved brief you choose as a guide to structure and citations.
- Editor follow-up noteEditor follow-up note
Your request page names what you need to supply before the Agent can draft the brief.
- Editor follow-up noteEditor follow-up note
Your request page names what you need to supply before the Agent can draft the brief.
- Research brief draftResearch brief draft
Your request page gets findings with source references, open questions, and angles to test.
- Draft for review statusDraft for review status
Your request shows Draft for review after the Agent adds the brief.
This Agent starts when you mark a topic Ready. It reads your evidence and chosen sample brief. It adds a cited draft to the request and marks it Draft for review.
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Google DriveUsed as:
- Document workspace
Google Drive holds the approved brief you choose as a guide to structure and citations.
Google ContactsUsed as:
- Document workspace
Google Contacts holds the approved brief you choose as a guide to structure and citations.
Superhuman DocsUsed as:
- Editorial workspace
Superhuman Docs holds each topic request, its evidence, and the draft for review.
- Document workspace
Superhuman Docs holds the approved brief you choose as a guide to structure and citations.
Made for your industry
Draft Research Brief is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Draft evidence-linked briefs for campaign angles to test.
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Turn channel topic requests into cited briefs for content planning.
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Prepare cited briefs for proposed articles and features.
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Prepare cited briefs for client story angles to test.
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Made for your role
Draft Research Brief is made for people in these roles.
- Content Marketer
Draft cited research briefs for campaign topic reviews.
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Prepare cited briefs for ready topics in the content queue.
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Move requested story research into brief drafts for review.
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Turn supplied evidence into findings editors can verify.
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Propose evidence-linked angles for editors to test.
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Made for your department
Draft Research Brief is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Draft cited research briefs for campaign angles to test.
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Draft evidence-linked briefs for proposed stories.
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Draft cited briefs for potential media story angles.
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Attach cited briefs to ready requests for editorial review.
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Turn supplied sources into cited findings for editors.
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How Draft Research Brief works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the ready requestRead the topic and editorial question on the request page. Open its source notes and attached evidence.
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Follow the sample formatRead your chosen research brief sample for headings, length, and citation style. Use its structure without reusing its claims.
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Draft findings and anglesSeparate supported findings from open questions. Cite source examples and label original angles as ideas to test.
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Add the brief for reviewAdd the draft to the original request with source file names and page references where available. Set its status to Draft for review after saving.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive, Google Contacts or Superhuman Docs.
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- Choose the editorial request queue and its Ready and Draft for review statuses in the editorial queue.
- Put the topic, editorial question, source notes, and evidence files on each request page in the editorial queue before marking it Ready.
- Select one approved research brief document in an approved research brief as the sample for headings, length, and citation style.
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft Research Brief:
You choose the request queue, its review statuses, and an approved sample brief. Add the topic and its evidence before marking the request Ready.
Yes. Choose an approved past brief to guide headings, length, and citation style. Findings for the new topic come from its own evidence.
The request stays Ready, and you get a note on its page. The note names missing evidence or asks you to restore sample access or choose another brief.
The Agent labels them unverified or leaves them out of the findings. Your editor can review the draft before choosing an angle.
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.
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