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Research

Transform complex research tasks into comprehensive insights with Iris's powerful research capabilities

Last updated: January 2025

Iris empowers you to conduct thorough research that goes beyond simple web searches. With advanced tools for discovering information, analyzing sources, and synthesizing findings, Iris transforms the way you gather and understand knowledge. Whether you're exploring academic topics, investigating market trends, or diving deep into any subject, Iris serves as your intelligent research companion that never misses a detail.

What Makes Iris Research Special

Iris doesn't just search—it researches intelligently. By leveraging multiple specialized tools and advanced search capabilities, Iris delivers research results that are comprehensive, accurate, and well-organized.

Web Search
Search the internet with Tavily API for up-to-date information
Image Search
Find relevant images and visual content for your research
Browser Automation
Navigate websites, extract data, and interact with web pages
Academic Papers
Search and analyze research papers from arXiv, PubMed, IEEE, and more

How to Use Research Capabilities

Simply ask Iris to research any topic. Here are some examples:

"Research the latest developments in quantum computing and create a comprehensive report with:- Key breakthroughs in the last year- Major companies and researchers involved- Current challenges and future prospects- Relevant academic papers and citations"

Research Best Practices

  • Specify Your Goals: Tell Iris what you want to achieve with the research. Are you preparing for a presentation? Writing a paper? Making a business decision?
  • Request Multiple Sources: Ask Iris to consult multiple sources to ensure comprehensive coverage of your topic.
  • Ask for Citations: Request that Iris include citations and sources so you can verify information and reference it properly.
  • Iterate and Refine: Don't hesitate to ask follow-up questions or request more specific information after initial research.

Example Use Cases

Market Research
Research competitors, market trends, and industry analysis
Academic Research
Find and analyze academic papers on specific topics
Content Research
Gather information for articles, blog posts, or presentations