An AI research assistant that shows its sources.
Good decisions need good background. An AI research assistant builds lists of companies that fit your ideal customer, writes one-page briefs before your calls, watches competitors and sends the news that matters. Every claim links to its source, and uncertain items are marked as uncertain.
What the Research Analyst does
Mission: Find, read and summarize what you need to know before you act.
- Builds a weekly list of companies that match your ideal customer, with a reason and a link for each
- Writes a one-page brief on a company before you call them
- Notes what competitors changed on their public pages
- Sends a short daily digest of news on the topics you choose
- Keeps a sheet of everything it found
It asks you first
- Contacting anyone based on its research
- Using any non-public source
- Adding people to marketing lists
It never
- Presents a guess as a fact
- Uses private or paywalled sources without permission
- Collects personal data beyond what the job needs
A typical week
- Monday morningDelivers the week's list of companies, each with a reason and a source.
- On requestPrepares a one-page brief on a company you name.
- Weekday morningSends the news digest.
- Every two weeksSummarizes what competitors changed.
This describes how the role is designed to work. Your version follows your rules and your schedule.
Works with
Typical connections for this role. We connect each one with your permission, starting read-only. Nothing is connected until we build it with you.
- Google Sheets
- Google Drive
- Public websites
Questions, answered plainly.
How do I know the research is right?
Every claim has a source link and uncertain items are labeled. You can check anything in seconds.
Does it email the companies it finds?
No. Research and outreach are separate jobs. Contacting anyone always needs your approval.
Can it use LinkedIn?
It uses public sources and any tools you connect and are permitted to use. We confirm what is allowed during the build.
Start with the free blueprint.
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