Nerve Command · Web research
Research with the sources in view
Ask a question that needs the live web. Command searches, reads several sources, and answers with a numbered citation on every claim.
Nerve Command
- 1Search
- 2Read
- 3Check
- 4Answer
- licensing.state.exampleRetrieved todayPrimary
- builders-assoc.examplePublished Mar 2026Reporting
- forum.contractors.examplePublished Jan 2026Community
Demonstration with sample data
- 01Quick search or deep research
- One question gets a search and the strongest few sources. A bigger objective gets several distinct queries across different organizations.
- 02Citations built by code
- Citation numbers are issued and checked against the research that actually ran. The model cannot cite a page it did not read.
- 03A Sources panel
- Sources are grouped by kind, with publication and retrieval dates. Pages that were read but not cited are listed separately.
- 04Data, never authority
- A web page can inform an answer. It cannot give instructions, widen permissions or trigger actions.
- 05Files with sources
- Turn research into a PDF, Word or Excel file that carries its Sources section.
- 06Honest when it cannot
- If search is not set up, a provider is down, a page is unreadable or evidence is thin, Command says so instead of answering from memory.
How it works
- 1
Search
A configured search provider finds candidate sources.
- 2
Read
Pages are fetched safely and reduced to their readable text.
- 3
Answer
The answer separates what sources establish from Nerve's own analysis.
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