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Steps
Select Solve from the home screen
After logging in, the home screen presents three options: Solve (labelled “Think before you act”), Build, and Intelligence. Select the Solve card to open the research interface.
Select a category to see pre-framed questions, or type your own question directly.
| Category | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Strategy | Business strategy, market entry, growth planning |
| Product | Feature prioritization, roadmap decisions, product-market fit |
| GTM | Go-to-market strategy, sales motions, channel selection |
| Sales | Revenue optimization, deal cycles, conversion improvement |
| Competition | Competitive landscape, positioning, feature comparisons |
| What to build | Idea validation, technical feasibility, MVP scoping |
Enter your question
Type a specific business question. For this tutorial, try:Press Enter or select Send to submit. For guidance on framing effective prompts, see question framing best practices.
Answer clarifying questions
Solve may ask clarifying questions before it begins research. These questions help Solve narrow the scope and produce a more targeted report. Type your answers in the form field and select Submit to continue.
Attach supporting documents (optional)
Select the + icon next to the input field to attach files, paste URLs, or upload documents. Solve incorporates them as source material alongside its own research. Supported formats include PDF, DOCX, XLSX, and image files.
Watch the research pipeline
Solve defines its core job to be done based on your query, then decomposes it into individual research questions. Each decomposed query runs as a separate research stream powered by parallel agents. You can watch progress in the chat as each stream completes.
Most reports finish in one to three minutes. You do not need to stay on the page; Solve continues in the background.
| Element | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Positives and negatives | Key findings supporting or contradicting the hypothesis |
| Data | Specific numbers, tables, and data points collected |
| Tools used | Sources and research tools the agents referenced |
| Research performed | What searches and analyses ran for this stream |
| Assessment | How the agent interpreted, mapped, and analyzed the data |
Review the structured report
A Final report link appears in the chat once all research streams complete. Select it to open the report in the right-side panel while the chat stays on the left. The report includes versioning; each refinement creates a new version accessible from the version dropdown.
Ask a follow-up question
Solve tasks are conversational. After reviewing your report, ask a follow-up to drill deeper:Solve builds on prior context, so follow-ups are faster and more targeted. You can challenge assumptions, request more data, or redirect the analysis entirely. You can also @-mention other tasks to pull in context from previous research.
Example output
Below is a condensed version of what a market-sizing report looks like.- Executive summary
- Market sizing
- Key players
- Recommendations
The global market for AI-powered documentation tools is estimated at $4.2B (TAM) in 2025. The serviceable addressable market is $1.8B, focused on enterprise and mid-market segments. A new entrant can target roughly $120 to $180M (SOM) in the first three years. The market is growing at a 24% CAGR, driven by enterprise AI adoption and automated knowledge management.
Tips for better results
Be specific about what you want
Be specific about what you want
Instead of “Tell me about the SaaS market,” try “What is the market size for vertical SaaS in the restaurant industry, and who are the top 5 competitors?” Specific questions produce more useful reports.
Include relevant context
Include relevant context
Mention your target geography, company stage, time frame, or known competitors. Context helps Solve focus the analysis on what matters to you.
Use follow-ups to drill deeper
Use follow-ups to drill deeper
Your first question captures the broad picture. Follow-ups extract the real value: drill into a specific competitor, challenge an assumption, or request a different framework.
Experiment with question types
Experiment with question types
Solve handles market analysis, competitive teardowns, pricing strategy, product direction, and investment analysis. Try different angles to discover the full range of capabilities.
What’s next
Understand report structure
Learn how reports are organized and how to export them as HTML or PPT.
Frame better questions
Improve report quality with proven question-framing techniques.
Run a competitive teardown
Compare competitors side by side with structured research.