Research workshops
A research workshop can use Vox to explore an investigation through several focused assignments. Prepared environments, coordinated agents, and reviewable evidence give the work a clear structure.
A firmware investigation
Start with a firmware sample and a research question. An example division of work might be:
| Assignment | Research outcome |
|---|---|
| Triage | An inventory of the supplied firmware and candidate binaries. |
| Analysis | Observations from examining selected binaries with reverse-engineering tools. |
| Review | Findings checked against the evidence, with unresolved questions identified. |
You define the assignments and the scope of the investigation. Vox can coordinate the agents and connect their work as evidence develops.
Follow the evidence
The triage agent can pass selected material to the analyst. The analyst can share observations and supporting files with the reviewer. Follow-up questions can go back to the agent already working on that part of the task.
Use the terminal and dashboard to inspect activity, examine analysis projects, and review the reports. Ask for the evidence behind each finding and keep confirmed observations separate from hypotheses.
Continue beyond the workshop
An agent’s saved conversation and retained research workspace let you return to unfinished questions. Keep reports and supporting artifacts for further review, then resume a line of inquiry when you have more material.
The same approach can support a code investigation or a focused binary review. The roles and research environment follow the question you are trying to answer.
Explore agent orchestration, research environments, and continuing research.