Research Assistant

Who this bundle is for

Analysts, researchers, students, and anyone working with large volumes of information who needs to systematize knowledge.

What's included

MCP Servers

Brave Search — private web search. Current information without tracking and personalized filter bubbles.

Firecrawl — deep web page parsing. Content extraction, pagination handling, Markdown export.

Notion — knowledge base and notes. Structured storage of research, connections between materials.

Memory — long-term memory for Claude. Context preservation between sessions, knowledge accumulation.

Skills

Content Marketing — content creation based on research. Articles, reports, presentations.

Marketing Analytics — data and metrics analysis. Trend identification, correlations, insights.

Agents

Research Agent — autonomous topic research. Multi-level search, information synthesis, structured report.

Market Research Agent — market and industry analysis. Market size, trends, key players.

Competitor Analysis Agent — detailed competitor breakdown. Products, pricing, positioning, strengths and weaknesses.

Prompts

Blog Post Outline — article structure based on research.

Competitor Battlecard — competitor comparison card for sales teams.

How to use

1. Formulate your research question
2. Launch Research Agent for initial information gathering
3. Dive deeper using Firecrawl on specific sources
4. Organize results in Notion
5. Create a report with findings and recommendations

Example prompt

Conduct a market research on no-code platforms in 2024:
- Top 10 players by revenue and users
- Key trends and growth drivers
- Pricing model comparison
- 3-year forecast
- Sources: Gartner, Forrester, CB Insights

Research process

Question → Search → Collect → Analyze → Synthesize → Report
   ↓        ↓       ↓       ↓        ↓        ↓
Hypothesis Brave  Firecrawl Claude  Memory   Notion
          Search  Parser   Analysis Storage  Export

Report format

Research: [Topic]

Executive Summary — 3-5 sentences with key findings

Methodology — sources used, time period

Key findings

1. Finding + evidence
2. Finding + evidence
3. Finding + evidence

Analysis — data interpretation, patterns, anomalies

Recommendations — what to do based on research

Appendices — links, tables, charts

Results

• Deep understanding of any topic
• Structured knowledge base
• Ready-to-use reports
• Content for blog and social media