AI research partner

Ask for directions on your research question, structure or wording. The AI offers options; you choose what goes into your draft.

What you can do

Ask about a selected paragraph, a whole section or the whole draft, and get three directions to choose from.
Preview a direction, add it to your draft, refine it with your own instruction, save it to your notes or dismiss it. Nothing changes in your draft until you choose.
Click a paragraph and choose Develop paragraph (or press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+D) to see three ways to develop it side by side, with the added words marked. Preview one in your draft, apply it, or keep your original.
Dictate your question to the assistant instead of typing it.
Ask for three new directions when none of the first ones fit.
Facing a blank page? Start by clarifying your research question, exploring three ways to outline your draft, or finding starting sources.
Ask for a review of your draft or one section: small edits for clarity, concision, cautious wording and grammar, and you accept only the ones you want.
Tell the AI your research goal, brief, audience and tone, and what it must leave alone, and see what it will see before you ask.
Find past conversations again: they are listed by date (Today, Yesterday, Earlier) and you can search them.
Turn brainstorming, structure or editing help on or off in your settings.

The steps from choosing a topic to handing in a polished research paper, with worked examples of a research question, a thesis and a body paragraph.