Draft a research report grounded in your study

The assistant can organize a draft from recorded project material such as the design, trial records, coding schemes, and analyses. Review that material for completeness and accuracy; generated prose can omit context, misstate a result, or make unsupported interpretations.

Treat generated methods and results as a starting point, not a complete account or a guarantee that a report meets a journal's or institution's requirements.

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  Curated citation library

  Use available methodological references or add project citations. Check that each source is relevant to the claim it supports.

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  Editable BibTeX

  Manage detected and manually entered references in the project's citation data and review them before export.

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  Five citation styles

  Choose among supported citation formats and inspect the rendered references in your selected export.

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  Reference verification

  Reference lookup can help flag records for checking, but database matches do not guarantee that a source exists as cited or supports the associated claim. Verify sources yourself.

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  Find literature

  AI-assisted search can suggest candidate literature; independently locate and assess each source before citing it.

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  Exhibits from analysis

  Add available analysis charts as exhibits, then check labels, captions, and interpretation against the underlying results.

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   Generate and edit sections

   Draft and edit sections, checking every factual statement, interpretation, and limitation against the study records.

2. 02

   Finalize references

   Review detected and custom citations, verify source details and relevance, then inspect the bibliography in the chosen style.

3. 03

   Export in your target format

   Export in supported formats, then review the result and adapt it to your collaborators' and venue's requirements.

For context, see study walkthroughs and review the reproducibility and export guidance.