AI research assistant for web and market research
Your AI research assistant scans competitors, markets, and prospects while you sleep. Every morning you get a one-page brief with sources cited inline. If it cannot find a source, it says so out loud.
1. Competitor A shipped a free tier last Thursday. Pricing diff attached. Their X crowd loves it.
2. Competitor B hired 3 senior eng from Anthropic (LinkedIn pulls attached). Staffing up for something AI-adjacent.
3. Market: 2 analyst reports this week named "agent platforms" as the top 2026 category. Quotes inline.
4. Two warm prospects for you: both posted about the exact pain you solve in the last 7 days. Links + suggested openers below.
What it does
Work that lands on your desk (or doesn't — because the agent handled it).
Daily or weekly digests
Competitor, market, and prospect updates delivered on the schedule you set — inbox, Slack, or Notion.
Deep-dive prospect briefs
Before your sales call, a 1-page brief on the company, the person, and recent signals.
Competitor tracking
Pricing changes, feature launches, team hires, tone shifts on social. Noticed automatically.
Industry reports condensed
Drop a 200-page PDF, get a 1-pager back with the three things that matter.
Market map maintenance
Your Notion market map stays up to date without you touching it.
Always cites
Every claim links to its source. If no source, the agent says so — never invents.
Skills included
Arrives knowing its job
Channels
Meets your team where they already work
AI research assistant beyond one-off web search
ChatGPT with browsing does one query at a time and needs you to be there. A Clawployees research agent runs a defined brief on a schedule, across dozens of sources, while you’re asleep. You wake up to a finished product — not an empty chat window.
Source citation is non-negotiable
Every statement in every brief is tied to a URL. If the agent can’t find a reputable source, it reports that fact explicitly instead of making something up. You can click every link to verify.
FAQ
Questions we hear a lot
How does an AI research assistant avoid hallucinating?
Every claim must be backed by a source URL. If no source exists, the agent writes "not found" rather than inventing one. You can verify every link.
What can I have it track?
Competitors, keywords, specific people, specific companies, industry reports, funding news, job posts, social signals — anything with a public URL.
Where do briefs land?
Your inbox, Slack, Notion, Google Docs, or a mix. Configure per-brief.
How much does it cost?
From $49/mo. You bring your own LLM key and pay usage directly (research briefs average a few dollars each).
Your next hire doesn’t need onboarding.
Pick a role, plug in your API key, connect your channel. Live in five minutes. Free to start.