Question-first research with cited Discovery findings
Start research with a question, review a plan, and inspect cited findings before choosing what to add to Discovery.
What changed
- Review an editable research plan before you start a bounded public-source run.
- Inspect cited observations and coverage gaps, then choose the exact finding to add.
- Search connected sources and review import status in one workbench.
- Correct Signal speaker sides and dates, then share a Signal as an image.
Ask a question, then review the evidence
Start with a research question and review or edit the plan before you run it. Inspect cited observations and coverage gaps, compare runs, and choose whether to add an exact finding to a product. Public-source research shows a bounded sample; it does not establish complete coverage. Review citations and corrections before you use a finding.
Review connected sources
Sources is a searchable workbench for supported saved imports. Review available details and received counts, then use the import history to see what arrived. New workspaces get guidance for connecting a first source. Provider answers in the onboarding preview are simulated.
Keep Discovery actions consistent
Use the same record actions across Discovery tables, inspectors, and pages. Evidence traceability makes inherited support easier to inspect. Review records and permissions before you apply changes.
Correct and share Signals
People with write access can correct Signal dates and speaker sides. Roster details stay hidden by default and session roles reset automatically. Export a Signal as a Learnings, Overview, or Square image; these cards omit IDs, relevance, account names, and ARR.
More in this release
Delivery and reliability
- The Delivery timeline stays stable while you zoom, open initiatives, and edit dates.
- Account product drafts remain during autosave.
- MCP errors and analytics labels are clearer.