Guides
How to set up a project and fill it, and how the workbench on your computer and the one in the cloud work together. The full design is in the documentation.
Which project template to start from
How to organise research in the workbench: one project for one body of research, a doctorate whose papers and thesis draw on the same sources, and when to start from each project template.
What each project folder is for
What each folder in the project templates is for — Protocol, Search strategy, Synthesis, Data, Thesis and the rest — what to put in it, and how it is used over a doctorate.
AI on your computer, with Ollama
How to install Ollama on Windows, macOS or Linux, which models to download for summaries, answers, claim checks and search by meaning, how to choose them in the workbench, and what your computer needs to run them.
Saving pages from your browser
How to add the workbench's extension to Edge or Chrome, save the page you are reading into a project folder with a note and tags, save the PDF behind a publisher's reader, and what the extension can and cannot do.
The workbench in the cloud
What the cloud workbench is, who can use it, how you sign in with your account on this site, how each person's work is kept apart, and what it does differently from the workbench on your computer.
Syncing your computer with the cloud
How to link the workbench on your computer to your account in the cloud, choose which projects travel, what is sent and what stays, what happens when both sides changed the same thing, and how privacy mode keeps things local.