Tabstack Web Research

Liked the no-scraper web-extract angle — gave it a quick test with Lastest, run here: https://app.lastest.cloud/r/owYo...

How do you pick sources and avoid low quality SEO pages, and can users whitelist domains?

Cited or it didn’t happen. Single API calls make it dangerous.

The citations part is what matters most to me here. For research workflows, a good looking answer is not enough if people cannot check where it came from. Live web also makes sense for topics that change quickly, especially competitive research or financial updates. How do you handle cases where sources disagree with each other? Do you show conflicting findings or choose the strongest source?

happy to share this new collaboration with @tessak22 and the @Tabstack team!First launched on @Product Hunt last April, the @Mozilla-backed platform is launching again today, introducing a new /research endpoint.Run agents to explore the web and answer complex questions with precision, all in a single API call. Simple, accurate, and secure. Read the docs to learn more: https://docs.tabstack.ai/guides/research/There are multiple products in the browser automation category - @Tabstack just hits differently.Start for free: https://tabstack.ai/web-research

We launched /research today, a single API call that runs a full web research agent and returns cited answers.Here's the pattern it replaces:// What most teams build:// 1. Search the web (or an index)// 2. Fetch and read relevant pages// 3. Synthesize across sources// 4. Validate citations// 5. Format for streaming// 6. Debug all of the above forever// What /research does:const stream = await client.agent.research({ query: 'Your question here' })That's it. The orchestration lives inside the call. Your codebase doesn't own it.First 10,000 credits are free. Happy to answer questions in the comments. Give it a try → https://tabstack.ai/web-researchThree things that matter about how we built this:1. Citations are not optional.Every claim comes back with a source URL. Users can verify where the answer came from. That's the difference between an AI feature people trust and one they don't.2. Live web, not an index.Pre-indexed research APIs (Exa, Perplexity) are fast and good for broad questions. /research goes to the live web on every call. For legal, financial, and competitive intelligence work — where the answer needs to be current and sourced — that's the relevant difference.3. SSE streaming built in.Users watch it work in real time. No spinning wheel. Progress events as sources are found, then a complete event with the full report and all citations.