Research plans that inherit your company, ICP and competitors
State a goal and get a bounded plan of tasks and queries, run against the context you stored once. The sources and claims it produces feed insights, and approved insights become actions.
In the product
- Company
- Fieldnote (fictional)
- Product
- Client project hub for small agencies
- ICP
- Agencies with 10–50 staff running 8+ retainers
- Competitors
- Meridian, Tallyhouse
How does Meridian position onboarding for agencies, and is the claim holding up?
The problem
Each new chat session starts with no context
A general AI chat forgets your company, your ICP and the competitors you already track. You re-explain them every time, and two runs of the same question can end up answering different things.
How it works
- Hold context in the workspace. Company, product, ICP, market and competitors are stored once and versioned. Each research run records which context version it used.
- State a goal. A goal is a question you need answered, such as how Meridian positions onboarding for agencies.
- Review a bounded plan. The goal becomes a set of tasks and queries that you can read before any retrieval runs.
- Retrieve into stored sources. Results are normalised and de-duplicated into sources that stay in the workspace after the run.
- Hand over to evidence. Stored sources move on to claim extraction, which produces the claims you can inspect in Evidence.
Evidence and provenance
- Each run points to the context version it used.
- Each task keeps the queries that produced its sources.
- Each source keeps its retrieval date and origin.
- The plan is stored with the run, so you can see what was and was not researched.
Capability status
- Workspace contextCompany, product, ICP, market and competitor context that every research run inherits.Private alpha
- Research goals and plansA goal becomes a bounded set of tasks and queries instead of one giant prompt.Private alpha
- Live retrieval and sourcesRetrieved pages are normalised and de-duplicated into stored sources with provenance metadata.Private alpha
Research is the deliberate step where you ask a question. Its sources feed Evidence, and Monitor keeps the answer current afterwards.
FAQ
Research: common questions
Can I edit the plan before it runs?
The plan is shown as bounded tasks and queries so it can be reviewed. Exact editing controls follow the current private-alpha build.
What sources does it retrieve from?
It uses live retrieval through a provider adapter. The specific providers are not listed publicly yet.
How is Research different from Monitor?
Research answers one question when you ask it. Monitor re-checks the pages and queries you choose on a schedule and raises a signal when they change.
Join the waitlist for the private alpha
Sigblaze is built for agencies, fractional GTM teams and B2B SaaS teams that research the same markets on a schedule. Pricing is not set.