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Write Research Reports
Research team questions and reply with cited reports
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- Research questionResearch question
Your teammate's marked channel post supplies the question that starts the report.
- Reply threadReply thread
Your original channel post gives the Agent the thread where it must reply.
- Research preferencesResearch preferences
Your search budget, report length, and source preferences guide the research.
The Agent uses your team channel to read marked questions and reply in their threads.
- Clarification requestClarification request
Your thread gets one specific question when the Agent needs clearer scope.
The Agent uses Apify to find public pages and read their text and URLs.
- Research blockerResearch blocker
Your thread shows what the Agent tried and what remains unknown when sources fail.
- Cited research reportCited research report
Your thread gets findings with links to read sources and any uncertainty.
This Agent waits for a marked question in your chosen team channel. It searches and reads relevant web pages, then checks important claims. It replies in the original thread with a cited report and any uncertainty.
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SlackUsed as:
- Team channel
The Agent uses Slack to read marked questions and reply in their threads.
ZoomUsed as:
- Team channel
The Agent uses Zoom to read marked questions and reply in their threads.
TelegramUsed as:
- Team channel
The Agent uses Telegram to read marked questions and reply in their threads.
Microsoft TeamsUsed as:
- Team channel
The Agent uses Microsoft Teams to read marked questions and reply in their threads.
Google ChatUsed as:
- Team channel
The Agent uses Google Chat to read marked questions and reply in their threads.
ChatworkUsed as:
- Team channel
The Agent uses Chatwork to read marked questions and reply in their threads.
BasecampUsed as:
- Team channel
The Agent uses Basecamp to read marked questions and reply in their threads.
ApifyUsed as:
- Web search service
The Agent uses Apify to find public pages and read their text and URLs.
Made for your industry
Write Research Reports is made for businesses in these industries.
- News Media
Check story background and link sources for developing coverage.
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Research policy questions and cite sources for agency decisions.
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Check public claims behind client messaging and link the sources.
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Compare published market evidence and cite findings for client briefs.
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Made for your role
Write Research Reports is made for people in these roles.
- Market Researcher
Compare published market findings and flag gaps in the evidence.
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Find sources for story questions and explain conflicting accounts.
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Check rival claims across sources and cite what holds up.
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Trace story background across sources and cite the findings.
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Research client questions and cite findings for project decisions.
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Answer research requests with sourced findings and open questions.
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Investigate team questions and cite the evidence behind each answer.
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Verify disputed claims against web sources and cite the result.
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Trace policy questions to published sources and flag uncertainty.
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Made for your department
Write Research Reports is made for people in these departments.
- Editorial
Check story background against sources and report uncertain claims.
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Check public claims and cite sources for team responses.
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Compare market sources and cite findings for study planning.
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Answer team research questions with cited findings and open gaps.
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Cross-check competitor claims and cite the evidence behind them.
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Research policy questions and flag conflicting public sources.
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How Write Research Reports works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the research questionRead a new channel post beginning 'Research:' in your chosen channel. Ask for a specific clarification in its thread if the question lacks scope.
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Search and inspect sourcesPlan searches within your budget, then open promising web pages. Gather readable passages and source links for the question.
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Compare claims and fill gapsCompare source claims and follow important gaps with more searches. Identify disagreements and what the available evidence cannot settle.
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Post the findings in the threadWrite a report with links beside key findings and note uncertainty. Reply in the original thread, or explain what you tried if sources fail.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Slack, Zoom or Telegram.
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- Choose the team channel where people post research questions with the prefix 'Research:'.
- Connect a work account authorized to receive new channel-message notifications, read the messages, and reply in that channel; renew the notification subscription as required.
- Connect a web research service that accepts searches and page URLs and returns readable page text with source URLs.
- Set a search budget, report length, and any preferred source types or topics to exclude.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Write Research Reports:
You choose a team channel and start research questions with 'Research:'. This setup covers public web sources, not private company files.
You set the search budget, report length, and preferred source types before use. The report reflects what readable pages support within that budget.
You see both sides linked when credible sources conflict. If search fails, your thread gets what was tried and what remains unknown.
You get a specific question in the original thread if the scope or a key term is unclear. Your teammate can clarify it there.
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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