01 / BUSINESS DESK
Evidence brief
Keep supplied claims beside their source IDs. Claims without a supplied source are flagged for review; the tool does not browse or independently verify sources.
Open evidence brief
FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE
The best question
changes the next step.
Useful research is more than a polished paragraph. Start with a specific decision, understand what would change your mind and make the evidence easy to inspect. Sasquatch’s research workflow is built around that discipline.
BUILT. WORKING. IN YOUR BROWSER.
See the tools.
Then put them to work.
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Business Desk screens · built-in fictional examples · local Chromium rendering. These tools organize and calculate from your inputs; they are not AI chat or live cloud-inference demonstrations.
01 / FRAME
Name the decision.
Write down the question, the audience, the time horizon and the constraints. A narrow decision makes it easier to recognize a useful answer.
Create a brief ↗02 / COMPARE
Separate signal from certainty.
Track sources and open questions. Compare options against the same criteria. Check freshness and original context before relying on a claim.
Use a scorecard ↗03 / REVIEW
Keep judgment in the loop.
Read the source material and examine the gaps. Treat generated summaries as assistance, not authoritative verification or professional advice.
Understand the boundaries ↗CLEAR BY DESIGN
What this workflow does—and does not—promise.
This page describes a research approach. It is not a live search tool or a claim that browsing, citations or a particular model are currently enabled. Managed AI availability is separate from the browser tools. Sensitive information should only enter an enabled workflow whose data handling you have reviewed.