Research the public web

Give a focused research task

The assistant can search public information and read accessible web pages. Ask for the topic, period, criteria and output you need. Specify that you want source links and dates when freshness matters. This does not require connecting a private account for the public pages themselves.

Review the evidence

Compare the current public pricing of three appointment tools. Include source links, the date you checked and the restrictions of each free plan. Separate confirmed facts from anything you could not verify.

1. Open the cited sources and check that they support the relevant claims.
2. Check publication dates and the date of the event or offer.
3. Ask the assistant to explain missing or conflicting evidence.
4. Keep private customer information out of public search queries.

Know the access boundary

Search and page reading do not sign in to private accounts, fill forms or operate a browser on your behalf. Those actions require an appropriate connected tool and its permissions. A blocked, paywalled or inaccessible page may need another source.

A research result is not an authorization to purchase, publish or send messages. State the next action explicitly and review any required approval.

Next steps

• Write a useful brief
• Browser and desktop tools
• Create your first agent