Reading a research answer
A research answer is designed to be checked. You can see which agents ran, what each of them read, and which document each part of the answer came from.
3 research agents
Contracts folder
Q3 forecast
Meeting transcripts
Four binding commitments. The tightest is the 60-day renewal notice, which closes before the forecast assumes the uplift.
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Source chips connect the answer to the documents
- Every agent that ran is listed
- Open one to read what it found
- Source chips connect the answer to the documents
The agent group
One row per agent, each with its own state. Expand a row for its brief and its report. See agent swarms.
Source chips
The documents the answer drew on, listed under it.
Following a claim back
Open the agent that produced it, read its report, then open the document it cites. Three steps from a sentence to the source.
When the answer says it could not find something
That is a real result, not a failure. Either the perimeter did not include the right documents, or they are not indexed yet. See choosing your perimeter.
Saving the answer
Keep a research answer as a note so it is searchable later. See notes.