Multi-angle research, synthesized into a structured report. Quick mode for a fast answer, deep mode when you need a brief you can stand behind. Delivered to your inbox or your notes.
In this guide: when to use each mode, what a report contains, and how Atona cites its sources.
Tell Atona what you want to know. It breaks the question into several angles, runs the searches, reads and weighs the sources, and writes a structured report with citations. You get an answer you can act on — not a list of links.
Quick mode runs in under a minute and gives you the gist. Deep mode takes longer and produces a brief with sections, citations, and follow-up questions you might not have thought to ask.
Real questions, real answers.
Research the best CRMs for a 5-person team.
Quick brief on Sarah Chen before our meeting.
Find out who's hiring senior designers in SF this month.
Deep dive on the new EU AI regulations.
In plain language. Atona figures out whether quick or deep mode fits — or you can specify.
Atona breaks the question into several search angles to avoid one-sided answers — competitors, user reviews, recent news, primary sources.
Each source is read, weighed, and cross-checked against the others. Conflicts are flagged. Uncertainty is named, not hidden.
Sections, key findings, sources cited, and any follow-up questions worth asking. Delivered to your email or your notes.
Quick is for fast answers. Deep is for decisions. You pick — or let Atona choose.
Email, notes, chat — choose how you want the report delivered.
Tell Atona to focus on specific sites — or avoid them.
Bullet brief, full memo, or one-line answer. Same research, different shape.
Quick mode runs a few searches and gives you the gist in under a minute. Deep mode runs many more, cross-checks, and produces a structured brief with citations. Quick is for "remind me", deep is for "I need to decide."
Yes — point Atona at your notes or files and it will read and synthesize from them just like it does from the web.
Yes. Every claim links back to where it came from, so you can verify.
By default, your inbox. You can also have it delivered to your notes or just shown in chat.
Yes — that's one of the most common uses. Ask for a brief on someone you're about to meet and Atona delivers it before the call starts.
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