What this does
Not every question needs a full deep-research report. Sometimes you just need one fact, verified, with a source you can trust. Web research is the fast lane: ask Toyo a question and get a cited answer scaled to what you asked for.
What it is good for
- Quick facts: what a company raised, who the new VP of sales is, when a regulation takes effect.
- Comparisons: how two tools price against each other, what reviewers say about a vendor.
- Context before a reply: a 90-second read on a person or topic before you respond to their email.
How it differs from deep research
Deep research runs longer, files a structured brief, and compounds in your Library. Web research is the one-shot version: a paragraph or a short list, cited, in seconds. Ask for the full brief on anything and Toyo escalates it to deep research automatically.
It is the answer you would have opened five tabs to find, delivered as one cited reply.
