What does the world
already say about you?
Your agent goes and looks, while you watch it think. Then you get to correct it, which is something no other holder of your data has ever offered.
Your agent will search the public web for what is already written about you. It looks up you, at your request. There is no way to point it at somebody else.
Both optional. They only help tell you apart from other people with your name.
What this does, and what it does not
It looks up you, at your request. There is no field for searching somebody else, and that is a product decision rather than a missing feature. A tool that assembles a file on a person who never asked is the thing we are trying to replace, and building one would make the rest of what we say worthless.
It shows its working. The plan, the reasoning, the sources. For a product whose whole argument is that you should be able to see the file, handing you a finished dossier from a black box would be the wrong choice twice over.
It is told not to invent. An empty section is a correct answer. If it cannot find something it says so, and the gaps it reports are the most useful part, because those are the parts only you can fill.
Nothing is kept. This search is not stored. The step that saves a corrected model as your own is specified and not yet built, and it is marked that way on the arc.