Federal law, regulation & public records
Congress.gov, eCFR, Federal Register, Regulations.gov, GovInfo, CourtListener, SEC EDGAR, USAspending, DOL enforcement, FDA, and USPTO.
Home / Features / Search & Research
GearHead can combine live search with specialist APIs, business-data sources, codified playbooks, source inspection, and cited synthesis—then retry or broaden the work when the evidence is not good enough.
Fast answers are useful only when the evidence is current, relevant, and traceable. GearHead starts with the source best suited to the question, uses the open web when needed, checks whether the results actually cover the request, and keeps the AI involved in explaining what was found. The goal is not a longer link list. It is a more complete, source-backed answer.
Search quality comes from retrieval, verification, and synthesis working together.
Business, market, regulatory, location, news, and other research can start with the relevant connected API or playbook instead of forcing every question through the same search path.
When the open web is appropriate, GearHead constructs and expands queries, retrieves current results, and opens promising sources instead of summarizing snippets alone.
The research flow tests whether the evidence matches the entities, time window, and requested scope. Weak coverage can trigger reformulation or broader retrieval.
Dedicated market, business, public-record, industry, and connected-account sources can contribute facts that a generic search result may not expose cleanly.
Answers keep links close to the claims they support, distinguish sourced facts from inference, and preserve provenance through the final synthesis.
If a provider, source, or extraction step fails, GearHead can return the verified evidence it has with a clear limitation instead of pretending the search completed perfectly.
GearHead can select a purpose-built source when a generic results page is not enough, then apply a relevant professional checklist to the evidence. Availability still follows the account, provider, jurisdiction, and tool involved.
Congress.gov, eCFR, Federal Register, Regulations.gov, GovInfo, CourtListener, SEC EDGAR, USAspending, DOL enforcement, FDA, and USPTO.
EPA ECHO, USGS, FEMA, NREL, NLM, DailyMed, RxNav, CDC WONDER, USDA NASS Quick Stats, and Treasury Fiscal Data.
Direct state-law and licensing sources, LegiScan, OpenStates, U.S. Census, Google Places, Apollo.io, Yelp, DataForSEO, weather, and historical web sources.
Contracts, construction and trade specifications, healthcare and human services, education, legal operations, accounting, consulting, cybersecurity, software development, marketing strategy, water rights, and environmental compliance.
Resolve entities, dates, scope, and whether connected or specialist data should lead.
Use the appropriate APIs, playbooks, web queries, and source pages for the requested depth.
Check relevance, freshness, authority, coverage, and conflicts before composing the answer.
Explain the answer in GearHead's voice, cite the evidence, and state any remaining uncertainty.
Compare vendors, locations, regulations, competitors, or trends with sources organized around the actual decision you need to make.
Use live business data and public evidence to understand a market, identify prospects, and prepare a cited briefing before outreach.
Prioritize current government, court, regulatory, or other first-party material where the question requires high-confidence evidence.
Ask a terse follow-up from a project or conversation and let GearHead combine live evidence with the permitted context it already knows.
Search & Research is even more powerful when combined with these features.
Start with Pro, or request a walkthrough of live search, specialist sources, and cited research.