Ask for what you actually need.

Choose the set.

Describe who or what you want to find. Combine the conditions that matter to your business, even when no database has a filter for them.

Ask for the whole row.

Names are the beginning. Ask for pricing, ownership, hiring, locations, contacts, product details, or any other facts that will help you decide.

Already have a list?

Bring it with you. Keep the work you already did and ask Specstream to research what is missing.

Define what belongs.

Review the conditions each result must meet. Keep those separate from the extra information you want researched.

Choose the useful minimum.

Decide what would make the work useful, then review the scope and maximum charge before authorizing it.

Stay in control.

Your balance, limits, and approval govern new work. Adding funds does not start a job.

See the set.

Filter results, explore locations on a map, and build a shortlist. Compare the facts that matter to your decision.

Open the evidence.

See the observation, original source, and date checked. An unknown stays unknown; an unreachable source is not a failed requirement.

Keep what matters.

Select results, save a fixed delivery, and export or share the work with its evidence.

Ask the next question.

Add research fields, change the requirements, or find more matches. Earlier revisions and deliveries stay available.

Keep the facts current.

Recheck changing information or discover new matches on a schedule. Review what changed and set the spending limits.

Put your software to work.

Use the same capabilities through the API and MCP. Give agents explicit permissions and budgets.