Market Research
A research agent can turn a broad market question into a sourced brief, competitor scan, and recommendation while keeping provenance and confidence visible.
Example prompt
“Research this market, compare the top competitors, identify risks, and give me the decision brief before tomorrow's meeting.”
Identity
research role
Authority
search + synthesize
Review
source confidence
Authorization model
The agent identity receives browsing rules, source preferences, internal context boundaries, citation expectations, and decision criteria.
Sensitive internal documents are scoped explicitly: what can be read, what can be quoted, and what must remain out of exported research briefs.
The workflow separates finding sources, synthesizing evidence, making recommendations, and asking a person to approve the conclusion.
What the agent executes
Breaks the question into research threads, gathers sources, and separates confirmed facts from assumptions.
Builds a competitor and market landscape with useful comparisons, caveats, and open questions.
Returns a concise brief that a leader can use in a meeting, plus a record of sources and recommended follow-up.
How the workflow improves
Research that arrives in a usable format, not a folder full of loose links.
Better visibility into source quality, confidence, and decision risk.
Reusable market intelligence workflows that preserve provenance instead of burying it in a summary.