Search usually means opening results one by one, yet questions often span several sources. NanoAI Search from 360 aggregates results from multiple sources into a cited answer, and follow-ups stay on the same question. It is free to use; coverage and aggregation follow the official page. Aggregation squeezes different sources together, so for numbers, rules and time-sensitive content, open the cited original rather than treating the summary as the conclusion.
What it does
- One question aggregates several sources into a cited answer
- Follow-up questions keep the same thread
- Web and news queries share one entry
- Query history is kept so you can revisit sources
- Chinese queries first, with better hit rates on domestic material
Who it is for
- You need an overview and source list for an unfamiliar topic
- One question needs several sites to piece together
- Checking specs or rules that should be re-verified in the original
- You do not want to switch between result pages
How to get started
- Ask the full question at once, stating the situation and desired length
- Read the source list first, judge credibility, then pick a path
- Open originals for numbers and time-sensitive content, keep the useful sources
