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ChatGPTRetrieve the full text of one Lux Research passage by its
id. id must be an id returned by search.Overview
Lux AI puts Lux Research's curated analyst knowledge one question away. Ask about emerging technologies, companies, markets, and academic research, and get answers drawn from Lux's proprietary publications. Every claim carries a source citation linking back to the underlying research, so you go from question to a defensible, sourced answer in seconds. Requires an active Lux Research subscription with your organization.
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ChatGPTSearch Lux Research's proprietary publications corpus. Returns the passages most relevant to a natural-language question. Each carries a stable
id you can pass to fetch to retrieve its full text, a title, and a url to the publication's landing page (empty when it has no public landing page). Use this for questions about what Lux has published, recommended, or said about a topic, and for domain questions where Lux's publications are the authoritative grounding. Ground the answer in the returned passages and cite them by url.search_research
ChatGPTSearch Lux's proprietary publications corpus for passages relevant to a natural-language question. Use this tool when Lux-authored content would materially improve the answer, especially for questions about what the company has published, recommended, or said about a topic. This includes requests for Lux guidance, published viewpoints, best practices, source articles, or Lux-backed citations. You may also use this tool for broader domain questions when Lux's publications are likely to provide the most authoritative grounding. Do not use this tool for general-knowledge questions, casual brainstorming, or topics that do not need company-specific grounding. This is a retrieval-only tool. It returns an object with two fields:
results (the source passages, each carrying a pre-formatted citation plus name and landing_page_url) and excluded_sources (source domains to never cite, link, or mention in any broadened / web-sourced answer). Ground the final answer in results; this tool does not generate the final user-facing answer. When using the results: - Select only passages that are relevant to the user's question. - Prefer substantive publications over event blurbs, webinar pages, or other lightweight promotional descriptions when stronger sources are available. - Synthesize a direct answer in your own words rather than listing results. - Do not present inferred frameworks or conclusions as if they were stated explicitly in the retrieved publications. - Use returned publication to help ground claims. - Prefer paraphrasing over quotation. - Qualify uncertainty when the evidence is weak, partial, conflicting, or based mainly on summary-style source material. - Do not narrate tool use unless it meaningfully helps the user. Citation requirements: - Cite every claim derived from a result, using that result's name and landing_page_url (each result also carries a pre-formatted citation field you may copy as-is when no other format is specified). - If the host agent's instructions define a citation format, follow them. - Do not cite sources that were not returned by this tool.Example Prompts
Click any prompt to copy it.
