AI Research Assistant
Research with primary sources and deliver a cited, reviewable report
Keep the research question, source scope, evidence, conflicting findings, interpretation, and final deliverable inside one visible workflow.
Reviewed by the OpenMira Product Team · Sep 2, 2026Complete process recording
AI research assistant: question to cited, reviewable report
Watch a real CS FLOW AI task define the research scope, route the work, gather official sources, expose verification progress, and prepare a cited report for review.
What you can deliver
- Prefer primary and official sources
- Attach accessible citations to material claims
- Separate verified facts, calculations, interpretation, and evidence gaps
How the task works
- Define the question, time period, geography, and evidence standard
- Locate and read relevant primary sources
- Build a claim-to-source record and resolve conflicts
- Verify scope, dates, citations, and limitations before delivery
Important limits
- A source link proves where information came from, not that every interpretation is correct
- Missing, inaccessible, or conflicting evidence must remain visible
- Legal, financial, medical, and other high-stakes conclusions require qualified human review
Delivery standard
How to verify the result before delivery
The result is grounded in the supplied materials, task brief, and selected output format. Public claims should retain source names or links; actions involving external accounts only run after the user grants the required authorization.
- Check the inputs: Confirm that the source materials, page count, language, format, and requirements are complete.
- Inspect the output: Review key claims, figures, names, layout, reading order, and whether the delivered file opens correctly.
- Finish with human review: A responsible reviewer should approve financial, legal, educational, or externally published material.
Frequently asked questions
What to know before starting
What makes an AI research report verifiable?
Its material factual claims link to accessible sources, the source dates and scope match the question, calculations are reproducible, and interpretation is clearly distinguished from source statements.
Does a citation guarantee that a conclusion is correct?
No. A citation supports traceability. Reviewers must still confirm that the source is authoritative, current enough, relevant to the exact claim, and represented accurately.
What happens when primary evidence is unavailable?
The report should label the evidence gap, avoid presenting the claim as confirmed, and state what additional source or authorization would be needed.
Primary references
Official rules and source material
These sources support the usage boundaries or verification method. Their inclusion does not imply endorsement of CS FLOW AI.
- NIST AI Resource CenterNational Institute of Standards and Technology
- Search FilingsU.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
- REST APICrossref
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