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## What it does Your agent becomes a market research analyst. Analyzes competitors' positioning, features, pricing, and gaps to inform your strategy. ## Why you need it Knowing your competitive lands

## What it does For a given topic, builds a literature map: the seminal papers, the current researchers, the axes of debate, who holds which position, and how the field has moved over time. Output is

## What it does Ingests a pile of sources — PDFs, URLs, notes, transcripts — and produces a structured synthesis: key findings, points of disagreement, open questions, and the pull-quotes that best re

## What it does Turns the firehose of customer feedback (tickets, NPS comments, interview notes, churn-survey responses) into a weekly digest the product team will actually read. Five themes max, rank

## What it does Turns a founder's "can we do this?" question into a one-page internal memo: the question restated, the short answer, the key law/clause that governs, the risk level, and the recommende

## What it does Runs a structured realtime web research pass on a topic, person, company, or emerging story. Multi-source by design: cross-checks against three to five independent sources, captures re

## What it does Takes a specific claim ("Acme has 15,000 customers" / "this regulation takes effect July 1" / "this person worked at X") and runs a structured verification pass: how many independent s

## What it does Takes the output of a research session (loose links, half-formed notes, a tab graveyard) and produces a structured archive: every claim normalized, every source URL preserved, every re

## What it does Takes a research archive (claims + sources + verdicts) and compresses it into a one-page briefing pack the decision-maker can read in 5 minutes. TL;DR at the top, three to five load-be