Bring your client evidence into the conversation.

Ask questions grounded in a report

Use a published report to prepare a client briefing, explain coverage gaps or review the evidence behind a recommendation. The assistant reads the snapshot you approved; it does not run a new collection.

Use a report now

Download Markdown from a published report and attach it to your chat. The file includes coverage, metrics, evidence, source URLs and a short instruction for reviewing them. Only share reports you are allowed to share. This transfers a snapshot; it does not connect your account.

The connection flow

1. Connect OpenSEO and sign in to your workspace when access becomes available.
2. Explicitly select which client projects the connection may read.
3. Ask for a published report and follow its evidence back to OpenSEO.
4. Revoke the connection from your workspace settings whenever needed.

Connection instructions will be published after end-to-end verification. There is no public connection URL to configure today.

Read-only tool reference

list_projects

Lists projects explicitly approved for this connection. No arguments.

list_reports

Takes projectId and optional cursor. Returns five published reports per page; follow nextCursor for older reports.

fetch_report

Takes reportId and optional offset. Returns snapshot metrics and up to 20 evidence excerpts per page. Follow nextOffset for more.

list_collections

Takes projectId, optional UTC millisecond from/to, and cursor. Returns 20 collections per page, defaulting to the last 31 days. Maximum range: 366 days. Reuse the returned date bounds with nextCursor.

fetch_collection

Takes runId and optional offset (0–360). Returns measured metrics, collection coverage and 20 answer IDs per page. Follow nextOffset; compare matching cohorts only.

fetch_answer

Takes observationId and optional textOffset/sourceOffset (0–10,000,000). Returns 12,000 characters and 20 sources per page. Follow nextTextOffset and nextSourceOffset independently. Citation, search and link sources remain distinct.

Your access stays in control

Authorization applies to every request. Drafts and other clients’ reports are excluded. Tools cannot modify projects, send email, start paid monitoring or access payment details. Treat answer excerpts as source material to evaluate, not instructions for your assistant.