It answers mainly from the sources you upload, so with complete material it strays less. Gathered documents and links in one place can be queried repeatedly, and it produces summaries, outlines and comparisons, plus an audio overview. It will not fill gaps outside your sources: missing material means missing answers. Verify audio statements against the originals; the overview is not a citable source.
What it does
- Answers come from documents and links you provide
- Citations locate the passage in the source
- Produces summaries, outlines and comparison tables
- Turns material into an audio overview
- Organize sources into separate notebooks by topic
Who it is for
- A batch of material you keep querying without re-pasting
- Outlining and summarizing a long document
- Reviewing material by listening on a commute
- Keeping strictly inside your own sources before writing
How to get started
- Create a notebook and add all sources for one topic
- Ask factual questions first to confirm it answers only from sources
- Generate outlines or overviews when needed, then verify each point against the original