FIND & RESEARCH
Ask for the dataset nobody sells.
Recorded in the Specstream frontend · Example data
Be specific. That’s the point.
Start a questionStart with the target.
Companies, people, products, places, software, research, opportunities, and more. The kind of thing you want to find is the beginning of the question.
Say what must be true.
Requirements decide which results belong. Geography, dates, quantities, characteristics, exclusions—make the conditions explicit before the work begins.
Ask for the rest.
Choose the details that make a match useful. Research facts, locations, public contacts, prices, activity, or the evidence behind a claim.
A question you can work with.
Explore the workspaceRead the interpretation.
See the target, requirements, and research fields together. Correct an assumption, sharpen a condition, or resolve an ambiguity.
See why it fits.
A result is more than a name in a list. Open the observations that support its membership and the sources behind its facts.
Make the next move.
Keep the spec. Find more matches, add research, or take another direction without losing the original work.
A few useful answers.
Is this a database lookup?
The request defines a set to discover and research across public sources. You shape the target, qualification conditions, and facts to return; you are not limited to the columns of a prebuilt list.
What if a requirement cannot be confirmed?
Unknown stays unknown. Missing evidence, an unavailable source, and a requirement that is shown to be false remain different outcomes.
When do I approve the cost?
Before new paid work starts, review its scope, useful minimum, and maximum charge. Keeping and exploring work you already have does not start a new acquisition.