AI for research and analysis means AI clones that find, verify and summarize what you need to know. A clone writes quick briefings on people and companies, emails designed research reports, maps and monitors competitors, and sweeps Gmail, Salesforce, Linear and call transcripts for customer signal. Account researchers, competitive intelligence analysts, CSMs and executive briefers use these skills.
Your clone researches a topic, person or company and returns headlines, sources and key insights. Executive briefings label uncertainty clearly.
It maps competitors, ranks sources, collects intel ethically and turns it into comparisons. It refreshes and archives findings on a cadence.
It scans the last 24 hours across email, CRM, issues and call transcripts. A daily customer pulse lands in Slack or as an account briefing.
Each one is a capability a clone uses in its role. Ask for it in plain words. These 7 of the group's 12 skills have their own page. Open a skill to see it at work.
Skills belong to roles. These clones run research & analysis skills as part of their job.
An AI clone can produce a quick briefing before a meeting, an in-depth designed report emailed in the style you pick, a competitor map with strategic comparisons, or a daily pulse of customer signal. It works from web search and the sources you connect, and it labels what is uncertain so you know how much to trust each finding.
Quick Research and Research Report use web search. Customer Pulse reads Gmail and Salesforce, and Voice of the Customer adds Linear and posts to Slack. Competitor skills rank sources and collect intel ethically. The clone only reads the connected objects you permit, and every action is logged.
The AI Account Research & Discovery Prep Assistant, AI Executive Briefing Researcher and AI Competitive Intelligence Analyst use them as core skills. The AI Customer Success Manager, AI Renewal & QBR Strategist and AI Technical Account Manager use Customer Pulse and Voice of the Customer to stay ahead of account risk.
Updated October 2026