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Research

Use Research to gather web sources for a question before you write, then open the citations and check that each one supports the claim beside it.

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  1. Review the evidence.

Research helps investigate a topic on the web and returns sources you can review. State the question, the period that matters, and the kind of evidence you need.

For a product comparison, name the features you care about and ask for current official documentation. For a factual claim, ask for the original source rather than a repeated summary.

Review the evidence.

Open the citations and check that they support the statement beside them. Keep uncertainty when sources disagree or a fact cannot be verified. A citation shows you where to start checking, and you still need to confirm that it supports the claim.

Carry the sources you intend to use into the next brief for Script. Research handles web information. Your own channel content is a separate source, and Ideas works from it when you plan your next video.

Try it on your own channel.

Connect YouTube, TikTok or X and ask Veri about your next video or post.

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