Web research
Fetch what is happening on the internet, then keep it in the workspace.
Web research that can pull store listings, articles, changelogs, and public product pages, so the next PRD is not written from memory of a tab you already closed.
What is happening
You ask what is happening on the internet: a launch, a price change, a pattern in reviews. Kopilot fetches the public pages, keeps the URL and the date, and files those cards in the workspace so the next PRD can cite them instead of a closed tab.
The gap
PMs google, copy a few quotes, and the trail dies. Next week nobody knows which source won the argument.
What Kopilot does
Kopilot fetches what is going on now, attaches the source, and files it next to your screens and metrics.
What you leave with
A living research shelf: links, excerpts, and dates, ready for personas, PRDs, and chat.
How this use case works
Ask a live question
Pricing changes, a competitor launch, a pattern in reviews. Kopilot goes out and reads the public web.
Live source cards from the public web, not a paste from last week.
Keep the receipts
Every claim lands with a source card: URL, snippet, and when it was fetched.
Each card keeps the URL, snippet, and fetch time.
Use it in the loop
The same cards feed deep research, weekly reports, and the PRD, so web context is not a one-off paste.
Those cards stay in the workspace so the next PRD can cite them.
- Store and web pages
- News and changelog watch
- Citations that survive the next artifact
