Papers, preprints, conference talks, and lectures in one collection you can question. Every answer points back to the source it came from.
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Four hundred results, thirty that matter, and no way to tell which is which before reading them.
You remember reading it. You cannot remember which paper, or which page.
Conference talks, seminars, and panels hold arguments that exist nowhere in text.
What counts as a source
Text and recordings sit side by side in the same collection — and every answer points back to them.
The method
Five stages, ending where research actually begins — at the thing nobody has done yet.
Assemble everything for a chapter or a paper into one collection — PDFs, preprints, a conference channel's whole playlist, your lab's seminar recordings. It stays there for the length of the project.
Everything for the project, in one place
Every source is summarized and transcribed on the way in. Read the ninety-minute panel in four minutes, or listen to it on the walk home, and go to the full transcript when something matters.
Summary, with the minute for every point
Put a question to all forty-two sources at once and see where they agree, where they contradict each other, and which claim rests on a single citation everyone has repeated.
Where do these sources disagree?
Two camps. Nineteen sources assume stationarity,1 four challenge it, and three of those four cite the same 2019 result.2
The contribution is the gap. Ask the corpus what it never covers, which assumption goes untested, and which question the field keeps deferring — then check the answer against the sources yourself.
What does the corpus never test?
The non-stationary case is acknowledged in three sources3 and tested in none of the forty-two.
Turn the collection into structured notes, a study set, or a seminar outline — material you write from, with the sources still attached. The paper is yours to write.
Prior approaches and their shared assumption
Traceability
A summary you can't verify is a liability in a thesis. Every answer names the source it came from, so you can open it and check.
A synthesized claim drawn from across the corpus, not from one abstract.
Which work it came from, named the way you would cite it.
The summary and full transcript for text, the minute for a recording. Open it and check.
Summarize a Japanese lecture or a German paper in your own language, and keep the original alongside it so a translated quote can still be checked.
Share a collection with co-authors, your supervisor, or the student who joins next term. The reading one person did stops being lost to everyone else.
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Other use cases
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ViewBuild the corpus, ask it what it never answers, and keep every source close for when someone checks.
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