It turns one search into a deliverable: ask a question and get a summary page that arranges scattered sources into a table, timeline or cards, saving time on shortlists, comparisons and fact alignment. The page is assembled automatically, so misaligned fields and mismatched sources need spot checks, especially numbers and dates. Confirm key conclusions at the cited original rather than trusting the summary table.
What it does
- One question produces a consolidated page
- Arranges multi-source information into tables or structured pages
- Sources included for traceability
- Save generated results and keep editing
Who it is for
- Consolidating a dozen pages into one table
- Product selection or list building
- Needing the overall shape of a topic quickly
- Wanting an editable structure, not just prose
How to get started
- Define the fields and the row range in the question
- Spot-check numbers and dates, opening each citation
- When something is wrong, tighten the prompt and regenerate instead of half-editing
