Research. Refine. Repeat.

Turn one recurring decision into a research loop.

For founders and operators who keep investigating the same market, product or operating question. We define the question, sources, criterion and record a research system needs before it should run.

Request a 15-minute research review$997

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One question.
One evaluation.
A repeatable record.

What ARC does

A report ends with an answer. A research loop ends with the next test.

Autoresearch is not a longer prompt. It is a bounded process: it runs a defined task, measures the result, keeps or rejects the change, and records what happened.

We define four things before anything runs

The question: The decision it serves, its boundaries and the result that would count as useful.
The sources: The evidence the loop reads, selected before the first run.
The criterion: How each run is judged, so a result can be kept or rejected.
The record: What was tested, what held, the limits and the next question.

Method

Every answer turns into the next test.

Three moves, run as a loop. Each run starts where the last record ends.

01 Question

Define the question.

Name the decision, the evidence sources, the boundaries and the result that would count as useful.
02 Evidence

Run the tests.

Agents investigate the selected sources, compare findings and challenge the working answer.
03 Next step

Review the record.

Evaluate each run against the criterion. Keep the evidence, the limits and the next question.

Then the next question starts the next run. Research. Refine. Repeat.

Proof · In a client’s words

“Thanks for the humbling work on the deck. Loved it.”

Peter Knez BlackRock

Engagement

Not every question should be automated.

Autoresearch fits a question that:

recurs,
has accessible evidence,
and can be judged against a defined criterion.

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Research review

15 minutes$997

In 15 minutes, we discuss one recurring business question, how an autoresearch loop would approach it, and whether a larger implementation conversation makes sense.