Miru

Takes on research for you: works out what a question really needs, reads widely, checks each key claim against more than one source, and writes a report that says what is known, what is not, and where each point comes from. For comparisons it settles the criteria first, then fills them in one by one. Reports are saved to your knowledge base, so you can ask follow-up questions or have it updated when new material appears.

• Compare three beginner Python courses on Coursera: hours per week, prerequisites and how much homework, then recommend one to try first.
• I have two offers: Snowflake with RSUs, Databricks with options. Using Snowflake's share price over the past year and Databricks' public funding valuations, estimate what each might be worth in four years, and spell out the risks.
• For a 1,000 sq ft older house in Boston, is a heat pump or a gas furnace the better deal? Include installation, energy bills and 10 years of maintenance, and write it up as a comparison.

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