Web Research

When you ask Demi to research something, it does not just run a single search and hand you the results. It performs multiple targeted searches, reads through the most relevant pages, cross-references what it finds, and compiles everything into a structured summary with sources cited. The result is a brief you can actually use, not a pile of tabs to sort through.

1. 1

   You describe what you need

   Tell Demi what you are looking for in plain language. Be as specific as you like — the more detail you provide, the more targeted the research.

2. 2

   Demi searches and reads

   Demi runs multiple web searches, reads the top results, and identifies the most relevant information. It distinguishes between facts, opinions, and analysis so you know what to trust.

3. 3

   You get a synthesized summary

   The findings arrive as a clean, organized summary — either in chat, in an email, or as part of a larger report. Sources are always cited so you can dig deeper if needed.

Beyond general web searches, Demi can also read specific URLs you provide. If you have a particular article, report, or webpage in mind, just share the link and Demi will fetch the content, read it, and work with the information however you need — summarizing it, pulling out key data, or incorporating it into a larger task.

Web research becomes even more powerful when combined with Demi's other capabilities. A single request can trigger a multi-tool pipeline:

• Research + Spreadsheet + Email — Demi researches a topic, organizes findings into a structured spreadsheet, and emails the report to you with the file attached.
• Calendar + Research + Email — Demi reads your upcoming meetings, researches each attendee or company, and sends you a prep brief before you walk into the room.
• Recurring Research — Set up weekly industry reports or daily competitor monitoring that Demi runs automatically and delivers to your inbox on schedule.