Reports

Final Reports

The completed report is the main deliverable from a research run. It should answer the brief, explain the evidence, surface uncertainty, and give you a source-backed artifact you can reuse.

Reports work best when the brief names the audience and output format. For example, ask for an investment memo, customer briefing, market map, risk register, or executive summary with citations.

Citations

Citations help you audit important claims. Use them to check source quality, inspect original context, and decide whether a conclusion is supported strongly enough for your use case.

When accuracy matters, ask the plan to prioritize primary sources and to separate confirmed facts from directional signals.

Workspace Files

Research runs can create or collect workspace files during execution. These files may include source captures, intermediate notes, tables, extracted data, and generated artifacts.

Open workspace files when you need to inspect the material behind the report or reuse intermediate outputs in another tool.

Export Options

After a run completes, you can:

• •Copy report text
• •Copy Markdown
• •Download the report as Markdown
• •Export a ZIP with the report and workspace files

Use Markdown for quick sharing and editing. Use the ZIP export when the report depends on generated files or when you need a portable research bundle.

Review Checklist

Before sharing a report, check:

• •The report answers the original question
• •Important claims have citations or source-backed files
• •Uncertainty and open questions are visible
• •Source dates match the required time window
• •The exported format matches how the report will be used