I need research outputs with sources I can verify, not just unsupported summaries.

Provide research outputs that include clear, verifiable sources for every key claim. This helps users quickly validate information, trace it back to original materials, and reduce the risk of relying on unsupported summaries.

This feature generates research outputs that are anchored to verifiable sources rather than standalone summaries. Each major statement is accompanied by citations that point to where the information came from, enabling users to check accuracy and context. Sources are presented in a consistent format so users can quickly scan, open, and audit them. The feature prioritizes primary or authoritative references when available and distinguishes between direct evidence and interpretation. It supports workflows where trust, compliance, or academic rigor matters by making it easy to trace claims back to origin. Users can use it for literature reviews, market/competitive research, policy analysis, technical deep dives, and due diligence reports. It also helps reduce hallucinations and misattribution by encouraging claim-by-claim grounding. When sources are ambiguous or limited, the output can explicitly note uncertainty and indicate what could not be verified. Overall, it improves confidence in research deliverables by making verification straightforward and repeatable.