Choose an endpoint before making a request
Treg exposes a tool catalog through MCP. Its discovery flow separates finding a capability, inspecting an endpoint, and making the call. That separation matters when several providers can answer similar questions but differ in required inputs, returned fields, price, or coverage.
A LatchLoop agent can start with a research question rather than a vendor preference. For example, a marketing analyst might need search-result evidence for a small set of terms in one country. The agent can discover candidate endpoints, inspect their requirements, and prepare a bounded request plan. It should not treat discovery as permission to run every candidate or buy a larger dataset.
The endpoint research agent guide explains how to compare options, approve a small sample, and keep provider responses separate from the analyst’s conclusions. Missing fields and uncertain freshness stay visible in the report.
Turn retrieved evidence into a durable brief
The Treg and Notion research dossier workflow uses Treg to obtain evidence and Notion to hold an approved team document. Source URLs, request scope, collection dates, and limitations travel with the findings. Publishing the brief is a separate decision from approving the data request.
Connect the plugin and inspect the tools available to your project before starting. Provider availability and pricing can change; the current endpoint description is more useful than a fixed list copied into a marketing page. See the Treg MCP listing for the upstream integration and the plugin approval guide for LatchLoop’s review process.
