See what the desks would write from, before you spend an article
Type a few words and get back real sources from the web, ranked and judged. It is the same sourcing the nine desks run before they write, exposed as its own door, so you can look before you commit a generation.
The desks' own sourcing, as its own door
Before the newsroom writes anything it plans the search, reads the pages, and judges each one. Find sources is that step on its own: type a few words and read what came back, without spending an article to see it.
Nothing about it is a preview or a simulation. It is the same work the pipeline does, run for you to read first.
Every result says why it ranked
Each source carries its own reasoning: how much the desk trusts the outlet, and how much of your subject actually appears in the page.
The run also states what it understood your query to be about, which is the fastest way to find out that you and the desk meant different things by the same three words.
Zero sources is an answer, not an error
A search that finds nothing usable says so, and says which of the recorded reasons it was. It does not pad the list with something adjacent to fill the space.
A thin answer offers to look harder rather than presenting itself as the whole answer. The deeper pass is a button you press rather than a guess we make for you, because it costs real time and is not always worth it.