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WORKSPACE

Build the set. Work with it.

Filter a collection, inspect every result, compare a shortlist, and ask the next question without losing the research behind it.

Recorded in the Specstream frontend · Example data

Find your angle.

Explore maps

A table when detail matters.

Search, sort, and filter the collection. Keep qualification, researched facts, and unresolved observations in view.

A map when place matters.

Move into geography without leaving the work behind. Explore clusters, open a location, and keep the same selection across views.

A comparison when the choice matters.

Bring a few matches together. Read facts side by side, spot meaningful differences, and open the evidence behind them.

Keep the thinking with the work.

Work together

Select deliberately.

Keep the records worth a closer look. Return to the set, compare it, or turn it into a delivery.

Trace the thread.

Move between the original spec, working collection, fixed deliveries, and continuing work. Earlier decisions retain their context.

Give the direction a home.

Organize related work in a project. Bring people in, leave context, and keep access and spending boundaries clear.

A few useful answers.

Does switching views change the results?

The table, map, and comparison are ways of looking at retained work. Selection follows the collection. Records without coordinates remain available in the table.

Can I return to an earlier result?

Fixed deliveries preserve their own rows, facts, and provenance. Later research can build on them without silently rewriting what they contained.

Can an agent use this work too?

Yes. The same specs, evidence, deliveries, and capacity model support people, software, and agents. Give an agent a scoped authority when it needs permission to execute work.

What would be useful if you already had it?