For research teams
Read faster without reading less carefully.
Upload a paper or a report. Ask what the method actually was, or what a specific figure shows, and get an answer with a citation to the section it came from, not a paraphrase you have to go verify by hand.
All experiments were run on a held-out test split of 10,000 examples, with results averaged over five random seeds to reduce variance from initialization.
The test split had 10,000 examples, and results were averaged over five seeds.1
Built for people who have to cite their sources
Interrogate the methodology
Ask what a paper actually controlled for, or how a result was measured, and get an answer tied to the section it came from.
Summarize for a lit review
Get the claims, the method, and the limitations, without re-reading the whole paper to extract them.
Generate a question bank
Turn a paper into an FAQ that a collaborator can skim before a meeting, cited back to the source.
Questions
- Can it tell me if a paper's conclusions are correct?
- No. It reports what the document says and where, it doesn't evaluate whether the underlying research is sound. Treat it as a fast, accurate reading aid, not a peer reviewer.
- Can I ask questions across several papers in the same workspace?
- Yes. Chat retrieves from every indexed document in a workspace, not just one, so a question can pull from several papers and cite each one it actually used.