Search the web
Run a topic query, gather readable results and retrieve page text from supported sources.
How to use it ↗Research workflow
Find. Read. Synthesize. Produce.
Use the web as a working source of material, then ask MRCO AI to organize what it finds into a useful output.
Use a real browser
Open supported sites in Edge or Chrome, inspect elements, click controls, enter text and navigate visible pages.
How to use it ↗Learn from video
Retrieve subtitles/transcripts when available, summarize longer material or turn a source into reusable skill guidance.
How to use it ↗Write with context
Draft articles, reports, summaries and research briefs using gathered sources and explicit instructions.
How to use it ↗Code with your tools
Create or revise files and invoke installed compilers, scripts or test commands as part of a guided development loop.
How to use it ↗Save the outcome
Add useful pages and notes to the Knowledge Base so relevant passages can be recalled in later tasks.
How to use it ↗Research you can inspect
Turn browsing into useful intelligence.
MRCO AI offers both direct web retrieval and browser-level interaction. When a search result is incomplete or a page depends heavily on JavaScript, a real browser may be the better route.
- ✓Ask for key claims, evidence and sources to be separated.
- ✓Request an outline before a long-form article or report.
- ✓Check that citations point to pages actually used.
- ✓Be explicit about target audience, tone, format and length.
RESEARCH SESSION / REPORTCONTEXT BUILT
01 / DISCOVERY
Search results + candidate sources
Search results + candidate sources
02 / EXTRACTION
Readable text + browser inspection
Readable text + browser inspection
03 / SYNTHESIS
Claims / evidence / unknowns
Claims / evidence / unknowns
04 / OUTPUT
Brief · article · report · code notes
Brief · article · report · code notes
A practical example
A single prompt can define the whole research task
Good prompts define the desired output and the standard by which it should be judged.
GOAL: Write an English research brief on [topic]
SCOPE: Search the web and open the strongest accessible sources
METHOD: Extract claims, supporting evidence, dates and disagreements
OUTPUT: Executive summary, findings, source list and open questions
CONSTRAINT: Do not invent facts or citations; label uncertain claims
REVIEW: Verify all key claims and source links before publication
SCOPE: Search the web and open the strongest accessible sources
METHOD: Extract claims, supporting evidence, dates and disagreements
OUTPUT: Executive summary, findings, source list and open questions
CONSTRAINT: Do not invent facts or citations; label uncertain claims
REVIEW: Verify all key claims and source links before publication
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Web access is powerful, not universal. Search pages can change, some sites block automated requests and JavaScript-heavy content may not be readable through direct fetch. Browser workflows can submit forms or change real site state—review any consequential action and confirmation prompt.