From blank page to cited paper
Three steps in one editor. Start from your own file, write with AI that cites real papers, then check your claims and export.
Step 1: Start or import
Start blank or from a template, or open the Word file you already have. Its styles, comments and tracked changes come with it.
- Templates for literature reviews, research proposals and essays
- Opens .docx, .doc, .odt and .rtf
- Upload PDFs to your Library to read, cite and ask about
Fig. 1. Start blank, pick a template, or open your Word file.
Step 2: Write with AI that cites
Autocomplete suggests your next sentence with a source. AI Edit improves a passage, and chat answers from papers and your PDFs. Type @ to cite.
- Tab accepts a suggestion, Refine asks again
- AI Edit: improve, shorten, expand or make it more academic
- Find papers and cite them without leaving the page
Fig. 2. Autocomplete, AI Edit and chat. Type @ to cite.
Step 3: Check and export
Run Claim check and peer review, fix or dismiss each comment, then export to Word, PDF or LaTeX with your reference list.
- Comments on claims, sources and clarity
- Version history keeps every earlier draft
- References in the style you need
Fig. 3. Fix what the checks find, then export.
More about each tool on Features; shortcuts and tips in the help center.
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