Web research
Web research searches the internet for information relevant to your question. It fetches pages, extracts key content, and produces a report with source links. How to trigger it: Ask about trends, competitors, industry topics, or anything that requires up-to-date external information.Connected account insights
Connected account insights analyze your linked social media accounts — engagement rates, top-performing posts, content patterns, and audience trends. How to trigger it: Ask about your own account performance on any connected platform (X, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, and others).You must have a platform connected before the assistant can analyze it. See Connect platforms to link your accounts.
Reading research cards
When a research subagent runs, a research card appears in your chat thread.Card header
- Icon: Globe icon for web research, chart icon for connected account analysis.
- Status badge: Shows the current state of the research.
- Elapsed time: How long the subagent has been running.
- Token usage circle: Shows how much of your context the research consumed.
Status badges
| Badge | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Researching | The subagent is actively searching or analyzing. |
| Completed | Research finished successfully. Expand to read the report. |
| Failed | Something went wrong. Retry or adjust your prompt. |
| Interrupted | The subagent stopped unexpectedly. Try again. |
Collapsed and expanded views
- Collapsed: Shows the status badge, a brief preview of what the subagent is doing, and elapsed time.
- Expanded: Click to expand and see the full research transcript — each search query, page fetch, and intermediate finding as it happened.
Report and citations
Once research completes, the card footer shows:- Research report: The full findings, collapsible for easy scanning.
- Citations: Source links for web research. Click any citation to visit the original page.
- Copy button: Copy the report text to your clipboard.
Aggregate reports
When your question triggers multiple research subagents — for example, comparing performance across platforms — the assistant can synthesize their individual reports into a single aggregate report. The aggregate report includes:- Cross-platform overview combining all findings.
- Platform comparison (engagement, content types, audience).
- Top-performing content across sources.
- Strategic recommendations based on the combined data.
Tips
- Be specific about your research goal. “Research sustainable fashion trends in the US market for Gen Z” gives better results than “research fashion.”
- Use domain focus for targeted web research. Mention a specific site or domain to narrow results.
- Ask for cross-platform analysis when you have multiple accounts connected to get aggregate insights.
- Research subagents consume basic tokens. Each subagent launch costs 1 basic token, plus additional tokens as the research grows. See Understand token usage for details.