Webhound launches budget-bounded AI research engine
Webhound is an autonomous research engine designed to solve the stopping problem in AI-driven web research by tying execution depth directly to a user-specified dollar budget. Available via a web interface, API, or MCP integrations, it continuously follows leads and verifies claims until the budget is consumed, returning cited reports with working documents.
Tying AI research depth directly to a financial budget is a pragmatic primitive that transforms open-ended agentic execution into a predictable, controllable resource.
• **Budget as a Depth Control**: Rather than relying on arbitrary iteration caps or unpredictable agent stopping heuristics, monetary budget serves as a direct proxy for research thoroughness.
• **Seamless Agentic Integration**: Support for MCP and direct API integration allows external coding agents and workflow orchestrators to offload complex, multi-hour investigative research tasks natively.
• **Auditability & Traceability**: Returning raw working documents alongside cited reports ensures claims can be verified and audited rather than accepted on hallucinated trust.
DISCOVERED
2h ago
2026-07-27
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7h ago
2026-07-27
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