Robotic Online Intelligence adds Kubro Skills for Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini

Robotic Online Intelligence said Monday it has introduced Kubro Skills that let users manage and query Kubro directly from apps that support Skills, including Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini. The launch is meant to speed up market-research workflows and make source-grounded answers easier to generate from curated collections.

Why it matters: - Kubro Skills move parts of market-research automation into the AI assistant interface, which can reduce manual setup time and help users work from pre-filtered sources instead of the open web. - The new setup is aimed at analysts who need faster collection building, source checking and data enrichment.

What happened: - Robotic Online Intelligence introduced Kubro(TM) Skills for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and other apps that support Skills. - The launch includes two Skills available now: Web Query Admin and Content Explorer. - Observability, also called Health Check, is planned to follow shortly. - The announcement came from Hong Kong SAR, Hong Kong, on September 1, 2026.

The details: - Content Explorer lets a user ask an LLM app to work from Kubro Collections and draw directly on filtered information stored in the user’s Kubro account. - The company says source-grounded research should improve relevance and accuracy because the assistant answers from selected, crawled, tagged and quality-checked material. - A sample prompt asks Claude to summarize the latest property transactions in a US REITs Kubro collection. - Web Query Admin lets a user create new sources and a daily scheduler through natural language. - The company says setting up 20 or 50 sources and a daily scheduler has traditionally required a human to do the work manually. - The company says the same task can be completed in about 90 seconds of user input time in Claude, versus about 20 to 30 minutes by hand. - The example prompt asks Claude to find the 20 largest US data center companies, locate their public news and disclosure pages, then set up a Kubro Query called “DC Majors,” a daily scheduler at 18:18:18 UTC, a Collection named “DC Majors” in the Global-All Sectors category, and a standard crawler. - Skills are described as detailed instructions for an assistant plus permission to call specific Kubro APIs, so the assistant can execute actions in Kubro from natural language. - Kubro Skills build on Kubro’s existing Web Query, Search, Write and AIDE APIs, with Observability APIs coming soon. - The Web Query Admin Skill and Content Explorer Skill are available now at no additional cost. - The Observability Skill will follow on the same terms. - Robotic Online Intelligence says it works with new prospects through pilot projects based on specific use cases.

Between the lines: - The launch positions Kubro as a workflow layer between enterprise research data and general-purpose AI assistants. - The main strategic value is not just answering questions faster, but constraining the model to user-selected sources and reducing open-web drift. - The timing also reflects growing demand for AI tools that can do structured work, not just generate text.

What's next: - Robotic Online Intelligence plans to add the Observability Skill shortly. - The company is continuing to sell through pilot projects tied to specific use cases. - Kubro Skills may become more useful as more apps adopt the Skills framework.

The bottom line: - Kubro Skills are designed to turn Claude, ChatGPT and similar assistants into faster operators for curated research and source-managed market intelligence.