Babbily now keeps Finance research grounded across longer conversations and can build broad, source-backed reports with a new Deep Research Agent.
Keep Finance context through follow-ups. Start from a market overview, company, earnings event, or prediction market and keep asking questions without reselecting Finance research. Supported Finance threads keep the page context and your tool choice across follow-ups, page reloads, and Retry.
Control Finance research with Auto, Manual, or Off. In a supported Finance thread, Auto uses Finance research automatically. Manual starts with Finance research turned on for that thread, and you can remove it. Off keeps the reply model-only.
Stronger source coverage for financial questions. Finance research handles live quotes, historical periods, earnings, peer comparisons, and multi-company filing research more consistently. It checks requested coverage, keeps citations with the answer they support, and uses primary filings when available.
Clear limits instead of unsupported figures. When a company does not report a requested metric separately, Babbily explains what is unavailable and can suggest a related figure that is reported. Ambiguous company names or missing evidence may lead to a clarifying question instead of a guess.
Build full reports with the Deep Research Agent. Choose Deep research for a broad question. Babbily plans sub-questions, opens the outline in Canvas, gathers and verifies sources, and streams a cited report while it works. Chat keeps a short summary, and the full report stays in Canvas for review, editing, and export.
Keep useful work when a long run is interrupted. If research reaches its time limit, Babbily keeps the report and notes that coverage is partial. If report writing reaches its limit, the report is kept and labeled incomplete. If a plugin action needs approval, the request appears inline and the report continues after you approve it.