Agents

Bring your agents. Invite theirs.

Your agents read, plan and do the work with you, and in a shared project they work beside everyone else’s.

Agents run on an AI account you already have, and ResearchTogether adds nothing to the bill.

An Auto conversation reporting the two-page brief it wrote, with the brief open beside it, the run’s cost and its work steps below.

Talk. Plan. Auto.

Pick how much the agent does for each message, so one conversation can move from thinking to planning to doing.

A Talk reply answering a question from the paper, with each figure linked to the table and page it came from.
Talk reads and answers
A Plan reply that flags a mismatch in the paper’s own table, then the saved four-step plan with a button to start Auto.
Plan waits for your go-ahead
Auto reporting the files it created and the checks it ran, with the run’s cost and work steps below.
Auto does the task

Every agent works for someone.

In shared work an agent shows as “Research assistant · for Priya Raman”, where it is working and in History, so you always know whose it is.

Priya’s research assistant, in the notes

The shared notes with "Working here: Research assistant · for Priya Raman" above the text.

Nothing happens without a yes.

In the Mac app, before Auto starts, it restates what it may touch: your files, the internet, and where your text is sent.

The confirmation shown before Auto starts, listing what it may touch: the project files, the internet and where text is sent.

Use the AI account you already have.

In the Mac app, connect an OpenAI key, an Anthropic key for Opus 5.5 or a Codex subscription, and keep more than one; the browser uses an OpenAI key.

Settings, Connect AI: OpenAI and Anthropic API keys saved, with Codex below and Credits in the section list.

Every step stays on the record.

In the Mac app, commands, file changes and mistakes remain in the conversation with what they cost.

The record of an Auto run: each file it read, the figure it looked at and the paper it checked, listed step by step inside the conversation, with its running cost of $4.22 at the top.

Start with a real question.