About Research

Research turns a question into a set of per-paper notes and a written, referenced summary, without leaving your library.

You give Research a topic; it finds relevant papers, reads and summarises each one into structured notes, and assembles a referenced document you can edit, cite and save to your library. You stay in control throughout: you choose how many papers to review, set a spending limit, and can approve the shortlist before any notes are written.

What you need

Research uses a large-language-model provider of your choice, billed to your own API key. Before your first run, add and verify an API key (see "Adding an API key"). Everything else happens in your browser.

How it works, in short

Choose a topic, Research gathers candidate papers, you optionally approve the shortlist, it writes one note per paper, then it assembles a referenced document. Progress is shown live on the topic page, and runs continue in the background if you close the tab.