Define the research brief

• State the main question and the decision the report should support.
• Set a geography, industry, audience, and time range.
• Name required sections, comparison criteria, and preferred source types.
• Call out assumptions that should be tested rather than accepted.

Generate the report

1. Open Research mode

   Choose Research from the product mode controls.

2. Submit the complete brief

   Include the objective, scope, constraints, and desired output structure in one request.

3. Review the evidence

   Inspect citations behind decisive facts, numbers, and comparisons.

4. Request a revision

   Ask for missing perspectives, stronger sources, a shorter executive summary, or a decision matrix.

Turn research into action

Finish by asking for the bottom line, risks, unresolved questions, and recommended next step. You can then continue the work in a document when the report needs editing or publication.

Example brief: “Compare the top five options for our use case using total cost, implementation time, security, and scalability. Use sources from the last 18 months and include an executive recommendation.”