Four ways to work with published data

Choose a task to reach published profiles, sources, accepted-mention monitoring, or open data.

Routing happens locally from the task text. You can always switch the mode manually.

  1. 01

    Research

    Find a person or organization and assemble context from a published profile, sources, and accepted mentions.

    Mode passport
    Output
    A set of profiles, accepted mentions, and sources for further verification.
    Boundary
    Published data and explicit sources only; no ratings, conclusions about people, or unverified relationships.
    Completion signal
    Relevant profiles are saved to the research set and open gaps are recorded.
  2. 02

    Editorial verification

    Check the wording, date, source status, and primary publication before a story goes out.

    Mode passport
    Output
    A verifiable statement with date, evidence state, and a path to the primary source.
    Boundary
    Published data and explicit sources only; no ratings, conclusions about people, or unverified relationships.
    Completion signal
    The wording is checked against primary material and gaps enter the editorial queue.
  3. 03

    Communications brief

    Prepare a neutral context brief quickly – without ratings, conclusions, or replacing the source with a platform opinion.

    Mode passport
    Output
    A neutral short brief with visible limits and links.
    Boundary
    Published data and explicit sources only; no ratings, conclusions about people, or unverified relationships.
    Completion signal
    Every material fact links to a source and incompleteness remains visible.
  4. 04

    Data and integrations

    Use open APIs, exports, and published data contracts where a reproducible technical layer matters.

    Mode passport
    Output
    A reproducible export or read-only API response with a contract and request ID.
    Boundary
    Published data and explicit sources only; no ratings, conclusions about people, or unverified relationships.
    Completion signal
    The parameters, format, source, and result limits can be reproduced.

What is already free

Search, published profiles, accepted-mention monitoring, sources, and methodology are available without registration.

Why it can fit real work

Every work item should lead to context, a source, and a clear data status. Limits, review queues, and unverified layers remain visible.