The frozen protocol
Inclusion criteria, exclusion criteria and search strings, locked before the search runs. No moving goalposts.
The audit grade AI research workspace
One question in. Searches, interviews, data and a finished manuscript out, every step on the record.
240M+ works · Question to manuscript · Every decision logged
SixSentences_ documents the search the way a methods chapter would. The protocol is frozen before the first query runs, every screening decision carries a written reason, and the final numbers reconcile. If a reviewer asks why paper 41 is out, the answer is one click away.

A REAL FINISHED SEARCH: 457 FOUND · 420 SCREENED · 30 INCLUDED
Inclusion criteria, exclusion criteria and search strings, locked before the search runs. No moving goalposts.
Every include and every exclude with its reason attached. Not a sample. All of them.
PRISMA style flow counts and citations, exported as RIS, BibTeX, CSL JSON or pushed straight to Zotero.
Most days you are not running a review. You are checking a claim, chasing a reference, or reading. SixSentences_ keeps working between the big searches.
01 · grounded
The assistant quotes what it cites, cites what exists, and says so when it finds nothing. Every claim links back to a real paper.
02 · library
Retrieved full texts stay in your workspace. Read them in place, search inside them, and ask questions across everything you collected.
03 · pipeline
Everything the interface can do, your scripts can do too. Start searches, pull results, and wire the record into your own pipeline.
The morning after a search: your library on the left, the paper you are reading on the right, and a conversation in between that quotes its sources.

01 · model
Every question can run on the model you trust, or on auto, which picks the cheapest one that does the job. You decide which provider sees your text.
02 · tactic
A grounded quick answer in seconds, a deep screen over full texts, or the whole systematic method overnight. You set depth, criteria and scope per run.
03 · privacy
Your protocols, decisions and library stay in your workspace and serve no other purpose. Delete a chat, a search or the whole account any time, and it is gone.
A structured authoring room with the search wired in: import Word or start from your own template, navigate a live outline, let the assistant propose edits, connect your own sources and research data, and compile the PDF as you write.

THE SEARCH FROM ABOVE, WRITTEN UP: ITS 30 INCLUDES ARE THE BIBLIOGRAPHY
01 · cite
references.bib combines the include set of your searches with your own PDFs, BibTeX and RIS. Every source receives a real key before the assistant can cite it.
02 · edit
Ask for a rewrite and you get a diff: exact find and replace, applied only when you accept it. Highlight a passage in the PDF and discuss exactly that passage.
03 · results
Import CSV, JSON or Excel with provenance and missingness intact. Ask the assistant to use exact values, or turn them into a deterministic chart for the paper.
Qualitative interviews used to be the bottleneck: recruiting, scheduling, transcribing, coding. Now you design a study once, pilot it by talking to your own interviewer, then share a link. Participants have a real conversation by voice or in writing, and every session returns as evidence you can defend. Uploaded recordings go through the same transcription and verified analysis.

A REAL STUDY: THE DESIGNER CHAT ON THE LEFT, THE VERSIONED GUIDE IT WROTE ON THE RIGHT

THE CONVERSATION ITSELF, CAPTURED LIVE: DISCLOSED AS AN AI, CAPTIONED, INSIDE THE TIME BUDGET
01 · design
Describe what you want to learn and the study designer drafts the guide, tunes the interviewer and writes the consent text. Run it guided along your topics, or iterative: one opening question, and every follow up grows out of what the person actually said.
02 · talk
Participants open a link, read what the study is about, and give timestamped consent before a single word is recorded. The interviewer always introduces itself as an AI, speaks or types in your study language, and stays inside the minutes you budgeted.
03 · evidence
Each conversation lands as a transcript with speakers and timestamps, plus an analysis whose quotes are verified verbatim against that transcript. Unlocatable quotes are flagged, never presented as evidence, and each interview closes with testable hypotheses for the next one.
Literature is where research starts, not where it ends. Around the search sit the rooms a study actually needs, and they share one memory: your sources, your data, your interviews and your manuscript reference each other instead of living in five tools. Everything keeps the same house rule: every claim carries its evidence, in German or English.

THE VISUAL LAB: ONE BRIEF PER FIGURE, ANY FIELD, PAPER READY
interviews
Upload recordings or let the AI interviewer run the conversation. Speaker attributed transcripts, quotes verified verbatim, hypotheses for the next session.
surveys
Design questionnaires in conversation, share protected links, and watch responses arrive live. Results publish straight into your research data.
data hub
Version pinned datasets with honest profiles. Deterministic analyses up to a full meta analysis with forest and funnel plots, and exact charts that never estimate.
visual lab
Publication figures with a real visual review pass. Hand it a whiteboard photo or a rough sketch and it redraws the figure professionally, keeping every label.
projects
One workspace per study: question, study map, claims with linked evidence, risk of bias, submission checklist and a reproducibility manifest at the end.
library
Every full text in one place, readable next to the chat. Even a phone photo of a lecturer's PDF becomes a transcribed, quotable source.
review
Publish a search as a public record, or share a manuscript as a password protected review link. Reviewer comments land in your editor live, anchored to the passage.
automation
API keys, webhooks and an MCP server, so your own tools and agents can search, read records and pull bibliographies from the same audited workspace.
Every search sweeps the major catalogs in one pass: more than 240 million scholarly works spanning PubMed, Crossref, arXiv and DOAJ, unified in one open index. Grey literature joins in from the open web, and full texts are retrieved wherever they are openly available.
Visit openalex.orgEach step unlocks a coherent research layer, from a free core workspace through discovery, the complete solo system and team collaboration. One calm meter shows the monthly capacity left; usage follows the work actually performed.
Understand papers, organize your work and complete a real basic review.
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