Granola
Meeting notes that merge what you typed with what was said.
Productivity
Hand it a topic and it comes back with a researched deck, document or spreadsheet.
Skywork runs a research pass first, then builds the deliverable: a slide deck, a Word-style report, a spreadsheet or a podcast-style audio summary. The output arrives as an editable file, not a chat answer you have to copy out.
The quality tracks the prompt. "Market entry for our product" returns generic slides; "compare landed cost of three suppliers for injection-moulded parts, 5k units, EU delivery" returns something a buyer can argue with. Depth also costs credits.
Main job: Produce a first-draft research deliverable that a human then edits, not a blank page.
First drafts of market briefs, category decks and supplier comparisons.
Run one report you could already write yourself, and compare it line by line with your version. That tells you which sections to keep and which to prompt differently before you spend credits on a real deliverable.
Watch out: research agents invent plausible citations. Every figure in a deck that leaves the building needs its source opened by a human, and the file needs a real read-through — the layout is better than the logic.