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Draft Research Brief
Turn shared evidence packets into cited DOCX and PDF copies
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- Library change noticeLibrary change notice
Your library change notice identifies where the new brief request arrived.
- Brief requestBrief request
Your brief request names the research question, intended audience, and layout choice.
- Packet source filesPacket source files
Your packet source files provide the findings and examples the brief can cite.
- Brief templateBrief template
Your chosen or default template sets the brief's headings and format.
Your shared document library holds the packet and template, then stores both brief copies and their links.
- Result noteResult note
Your result note links finished copies when available and names blockers or evidence gaps.
- Result noteResult note
Your result note links finished copies when available and names blockers or evidence gaps.
- Editable research briefEditable research brief
Your DOCX brief keeps cited findings separate from angles your team could test.
- Result noteResult note
Your result note links finished copies when available and names blockers or evidence gaps.
- PDF review copyPDF review copy
Your PDF carries the same findings and citations for review.
- Result noteResult note
Your result note links finished copies when available and names blockers or evidence gaps.
This Agent waits for your brief request after you finish a packet. It reads sources and drafts cited findings with testable angles. It files an editable DOCX and matching PDF beside the packet.
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Google DriveUsed as:
- Shared document library
Google Drive holds the packet and template, then stores both brief copies and their links.
Google ContactsUsed as:
- Shared document library
Google Contacts holds the packet and template, then stores both brief copies and their links.
Made for your industry
Draft Research Brief is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
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Made for your role
Draft Research Brief is made for people in these roles.
- Market Researcher
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Made for your department
Draft Research Brief is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Give campaign teams sourced findings and angles to test.
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How Draft Research Brief works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the finished packetOpen the uploaded brief request, source files, and chosen template. Note the question and intended reader before drafting.
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Trace findings to sourcesMatch factual claims to source files and page or section references. Flag conflicting evidence and separate proposed angles from findings.
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Draft the research briefFill the requested template with concise findings, caveats, and testable angles. Keep source examples linked to their files.
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File DOCX and PDF copiesSave an editable DOCX and matching PDF beside the packet. Add a result note with both links and any evidence gaps.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Google Drive or Google Contacts.
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- Choose the intake folder and the folder where finished briefs belong in the shared document library.
- Provide the default research brief template and its required headings in the shared document library.
- Require each packet folder to contain its source files and a final brief-request.docx naming the research question, audience, and any template or layout choice; upload that request last.
- Set the preferred brief length and the rule for naming the finished DOCX, PDF, and result note.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft Research Brief:
Add readable source files, then upload brief-request.docx last. Include your question and audience. If either is missing, the Agent leaves a note requesting a corrected brief.
Yes. Choose a template in the shared library or set a default. If your choice is missing, the Agent uses your default and notes the change.
The brief marks affected findings as unresolved. A note names the specific file or claim so you can review the gap.
You still get the editable DOCX. The result note names the PDF blocker so you can resolve it.
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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