Bring back a comparison you can make a decision with.
You have three possible approaches and a folder of reading. Give Bellfly the question and criteria, and let your agents gather, compare and write a report with sources.
The answer gets separated from the research.
Tabs, notes and chat answers multiply. A confident conclusion can lose its source, while an important disagreement disappears from the final report.
What you give Bellfly
The research question, the decision criteria, existing sources, permitted places to look and the format you need.
Download a task briefBellfly organizes. Your agents get to work.
Once the goal and limits are clear, each next step does not have to wait for you.
Bellfly reads the materials and arranges the questions that need answers.
Your agents gather and compare sources, recording dates and relevant limits. You can leave them to it.
They draft the report with citations and disagreements kept visible.
Bellfly checks question coverage and unsupported conclusions, then has gaps repaired where possible.
The sources disagree—or do not answer.
More searching may still leave a key question unresolved. A plausible sentence would not make it true.
How Bellfly continues
Bellfly keeps the disagreement and missing information in the report, checks allowed alternatives and asks you when the question needs to change.
A comparison, its sources and the gaps that still matter.
A report organized around your criteria, with traceable sources, dates, relevant uncertainty and a review summary.
What you still decide
You decide whether the information is current and sufficient, and which option to choose. Research supports your judgment.