Scrutium feature guide
AI Research Assistant
Use Scrutium to investigate a question, compare viewpoints, and organize what you learn. When web search is available for the selected model, bring current pages into the conversation alongside the model's analysis.
Explore Scrutium research toolsCombine analysis with current information
For supported models, turn on web search to retrieve pages relevant to a question. Review the linked sources and open the original material when a detail matters; generated summaries can omit context or make mistakes.
Use live tools for specific questions
Depending on the configured tools, chats can retrieve information such as weather, places, exchange rates, world time, cryptocurrency prices, and encyclopedia entries.
Keep research questions focused
Ask one research question at a time, request a comparison using clear criteria, and follow up on claims that need evidence. Web search and live-data availability depends on the selected model and enabled providers.
Example prompts
- “Find recent sources on this topic and separate confirmed facts from analysis.”
- “Compare these options using current pricing and link to the sources.”
Common questions
Does Scrutium always search the live web?
No. Web search is optional and only appears for supported models when the required provider is configured.
Should I verify AI research answers?
Yes. Open the cited sources, check dates and context, and verify important claims with primary references.