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Research the Empire State Building on Wikipedia

Open Wikipedia in a managed browser, collect key Empire State Building facts, and return a source-linked summary.

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Overview

A quick factual research task is more useful when the answer stays connected to its source. This demo asks an agent to inspect the Empire State Building article and summarize core facts from the visible Wikipedia page.

What happens in the video

The agent starts from a managed browser profile, opens the Wikipedia article for the Empire State Building, and returns a source-linked summary covering construction dates, height, location, and architecture. The article remains visible during the workflow, providing a direct source for the reported facts.

Before you start

  • A managed browser profile available to the agent.
  • A defined subject and a list of facts to collect.

Step-by-step guide

Practical steps for adapting the recorded task. The video summary above describes the demonstrated result; these checks guide your own run.

  1. Open the source article

    Start the selected browser profile, navigate to Wikipedia, and open the article for the Empire State Building rather than relying on an uncited model response.

  2. Collect the requested facts

    Read the article and extract the requested construction dates, height, location, and architectural context from the page available during the recorded session.

  3. Return a linked summary

    Present the facts in a compact answer and include the Wikipedia article URL so a reviewer can inspect the source and account for future page changes.

Try this prompt

Suggested prompt

Open the Wikipedia article for [subject]. Summarize [requested facts] from the page, distinguish dates and measurements clearly, and include the exact source URL so I can verify the result.

Adapt the placeholders to your task. This is an example prompt, not a transcript of the recording.

Results

  • A concise summary of key Empire State Building facts.
  • A direct link to the Wikipedia source used in the recording.

Questions about this workflow

Does the guide guarantee that the facts never change?

No. It documents the recorded workflow. Reopen the linked article when current facts or citations matter.

Can the same workflow use another source?

Yes. Replace Wikipedia and the subject in the prompt, then require direct source links in the output.

Put the workflow to work

Prepare the browser connection, then adapt the guide to your task and check its output.

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