Get to the answer behind the tabs.
Ask Gideon to search the web, read the sources and bring back a comparison you can actually use.
Start with a request like this.
Follow the links behind the answer. Ask another question when a detail matters, or turn the research into a saved report.
“Find three quiet places to stay in Lisbon and compare location and cancellation terms.”
I’ll compare the sources and keep the links with the shortlist, so you can check the details that matter.
An interactive example with sample content. Explore the controls.
- Search for current information
- Read and compare web pages
- Review the sources
- Approve browsing access when requested
Explore web research.
Web search
Ask Gideon to find current information and relevant websites.
Web-page reading
Fetch and read a URL as research material.
Browser-driven research
Delegate a browsing task that requires navigating and interacting with websites.
Research sources and evidence
Inspect source links and retrieved material supporting the agent's research.
Per-task browser approval
Review requested starting websites and effective access scope; approve or reject the task.
Search-provider preferences
Configure supported general, news, financial search and article-fetch services.Requires setup
There’s more you can hand over.
Give the whole project a home.
Keep the brief, conversations, tasks and finished work together. Pick up a project without explaining it from the beginning.
Hand over the work that takes a while.
Give Gideon an outcome, review the plan and let it work through the steps. Check progress and steer it along the way.
Put the regular jobs on the calendar.
Ask Gideon to do something once, every morning or when a particular change happens. Keep the schedule easy to see and easy to pause.
Start a conversation and see where it takes you.