How it works
About AI Report Library
Compare AI research outputs by model, effort, and objective. Each output includes its prompt and recorded run settings.
How runs are made
Prompts are run by hand on the recorded surface, with the settings shown. Replies come from the app’s copy button. Only line endings are normalized; narration, typos and tracking parameters remain. A newer run becomes a new file at a new, permanent URL. Outputs are never silently edited or machine-translated.
What the fields mean
- Model
- The exact model reported for the run.
- Effort
- The surface’s own effort label, not a normalized level across vendors.
- Surface
- The browser app or API where the prompt was run.
- Mode
- The mode used for this output: chat, work, or cowork. Not recorded means the mode was not captured.
- Search type
- The recorded research method: Web Search or Deep Research. None means search was disabled; Not recorded means the type was not captured.
- Run date
- The run date in Asia/Tokyo. Facts may have changed since then.
- Pack
- An optional project prompt pack and version; none means no pack is recorded.
- Status
- Failed, refused and not-run states are shown explicitly. Successful outputs do not need a status label.
- Capture note (editor)
- An optional editor note explaining the capture; it does not change the output.
Descriptive counts
English length counts word-like segments using Intl.Segmenter. Japanese and Chinese count non-whitespace Unicode characters. Links count distinct rendered HTTP(S) destinations after removing utm parameters for counting only. Domains are distinct lowercase hostnames; tables count all rendered tables. Excerpts use the first paragraph of prose, skipping headings, code and tables.
Analytics and privacy
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