Use cases

Ask across every source in your project

Papers, articles, interview recordings and your own notes in one space. Ask a question across all of them and see which source says what.

What to add

• Papers and reports as PDFs
• Articles and pages as links
• Interview recordings and transcripts
• Your reading notes
• Data tables as Excel or CSV files

How it helps

Answers across sources

Ask how two papers differ on a point, and get an answer that cites both.

Back to the original

Every citation opens the source, so you can check the passage before you use it.

Share with co-authors

Send the link to collaborators. They can add their sources and ask their own questions.

Questions you could ask

• Which papers report a sample size over 500?
• How do these sources define resilience?
• What did interviewees say about cost?
• Where do the two reports disagree?
• List the methods used in each paper.

How to start

1. Add something. Open a new space and drop in a file, a link or a note. That creates the space and its link.
2. Ask. Open Chat and ask in plain words. Answers cite the sources they used.
3. Share. Copy the link and send it. Anyone who has it can add and ask. Nobody needs an account.

Questions and answers

Can I cite the AI's answers in my work?

Cite the original sources, not the answer. Use the citations to find the passage and check it yourself.

Does it search the web as well?

No. Answers come only from what's in the space. Add links to the pages you want it to read.

Can it read tables and spreadsheets?

It reads Excel and CSV files and tables in documents. Check figures against the source, since answers can be wrong.

Related

• Chat with documentsAsk questions across PDFs, Word, PowerPoint and Excel files, notes and links in one space. Each answer cites the documents it used, so you can check it.
• Study groupsPut lecture notes, slides, readings and recordings in one link your study group shares. Ask questions and get answers that cite the exact source.
• Web pages and linksPaste links to articles, docs and pages and ask questions across them alongside your files and notes. Answers cite the page, and the link opens the source.