Publishing Research

Publishing is the final step in the research workflow. It marks a profile as finished and makes it available as context for generating labs. Until research is published, it isn’t used for lab generation — which is why publishing is the bridge between research and the labs you create.

Publish a research item

Open the research item and review the generated documents. Make any final corrections in edit mode.
While in edit mode, click Publish in the header.

Once published:

The research status pill changes from Draft to Published.
The editing session closes and the profile is shown in view mode.
The research is available as context for lab generation.

Publishing isn’t a one-way door. You can click Edit mode on a published profile, make further changes with the agent or by hand, and publish again to update the context future labs are generated from.

If publishing fails, an error message appears near the Publish button. Resolve the issue and try again.

Using research to generate a lab

Published research is what makes AI lab generation accurate and on-brand. You don’t pick research when you generate — the assistant loads your organization’s published company and product research itself and uses it as reference material while it plans and builds.

That means the research you publish is the lever you have on grounding: the assistant draws on your terminology, tools, architecture, and best practices, and can use your real products as the subject of tasks and examples. The more accurate your published research, the better the generated lab.

Deleting published research

You can still delete a published research item from its actions menu if you no longer need it. Deletion is permanent and removes all associated data.