The workflow is to break a research question apart: retrieve relevant papers, then extract methods, sample, metrics and conclusions into table rows, handing over the most tedious part of a literature review. Extraction sometimes drifts, especially with inconsistent metric definitions and units, so spot-check cells against the paper. It offers organized leads; judgment and interpretation remain yours, and the table is not a conclusion.
What it does
- Breaks research questions down and suggests search strategies
- Extracts chosen fields from papers into a table
- Answers link back to the source paper
- Batch-filter literature by topic
- Save projects and keep adding to them
Who it is for
- Building a literature table for a research topic
- Quickly comparing methods and samples across similar studies
- Checking whether papers in a field really support a claim
- Narrowing candidates to a manageable set before a review
How to get started
- Write the question so it can be searched, and name the fields to extract
- Run ten candidates and remove off-topic ones by hand
- Spot-check numbers and units, then expand to the full set
