AI research workspace

Use Acadwrite for Literature Q&A, Search, Reviews, and Citation Verification

Upload papers and ask questions grounded in the original text. You can also find additional literature, draft reviews, match citations to your writing, and create academic presentations. Every cited claim can be traced back to its source.

Literature library
Sources and notes
Q&A and citations
Paper PDFs
Search results
References
Question and answer
Citation 1 · View source
Citation 2 · View source
Multiple trusted sources

Literature sources and verification

Semantic Scholar

Interdisciplinary papers and citation networks across a vast academic corpus.

OpenAlex

Interdisciplinary papers with author, institution, and other metadata.

arXiv

Recent preprints in computer science, mathematics, physics, and more.

Google Scholar

Broad interdisciplinary coverage in English, Chinese, and other languages.

CrossRef verification

An authoritative DOI source for checking authors, years, and identifiers.

What the workspace can do

Six core research tasks in one workspace

Answer from uploaded literature

Add PDFs to the workspace, ask questions about the original text, and verify the answers.

Find additional literature

Search real papers across arXiv, Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar, OpenAlex, and other sources.

Trace claims to the source

Open citations in an answer and jump to the paper or relevant source passage.

Draft reviews and introductions

Start with a research topic, then search, confirm the structure, generate the draft, and save it as an editable note.

Match citations to your writing

Find relevant real literature wherever your draft needs support, with every result linked to its source.

Create academic presentations

Turn workspace documents into an academic presentation grounded in your existing materials.

Literature search

Find literature and save it to your workspace

Ask AI to search arXiv, Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar, and OpenAlex in parallel for real papers, without switching between a search page and your workspace.

  • Search multiple sources for real papers in parallel
  • View authors, abstracts, and source details
  • Support for multiple languages and disciplines
Every claim is traceable

Open any claim and return to the original source

Each conclusion in an answer or review carries a clickable citation that opens the paper card, source passage, or web source. References are checked against authoritative databases such as CrossRef and Semantic Scholar to reduce fabricated citations and make verification easier.

  • Trace claims to real literature with one click
  • Verify references against authoritative databases
  • Flag claims that lack sufficient support
Review writing

Turn one research topic into a cited review draft

Enter a research direction to search, organize themes, and draft each section with inline citations and a reference list. Preview the result first, then save it as an editable note once you are satisfied. You remain responsible for the final text.

  • Find real literature and organize the review by theme
  • Keep inline citations and the reference list synchronized
  • Preview before saving an editable note
Academic presentations

Turn workspace documents into an academic presentation

Generate an outline and slides from papers or notes in your workspace. Review every slide before using the deck for a lab meeting, proposal defense, or final report.

  • Generate from workspace documents
  • Create an editable outline and academic slide design
  • Review each slide before exporting the deck

Get started in three steps

Step 1

Create a workspace · Add literature

Create a workspace, upload PDFs, or ask AI to find additional papers.

Step 2

Ask · Generate

Ask questions grounded in your materials, or draft a review, match citations, and create a presentation.

Step 3

Preview · Save as a note

Review the result and save it as an editable note. Polishing results show a before-and-after comparison.

Frequently asked questions

Does the AI actually read the literature I upload?

After you add literature to a workspace, the system retrieves relevant passages from those materials to generate an answer. Citations can take you back to the original text, but important conclusions still require manual verification.

Which literature sources does search cover?

Search covers arXiv, Google Scholar, Semantic Scholar, and OpenAlex, with DOI verification through CrossRef. It supports multiple languages and disciplines.

Can the citations be fabricated?

Answers and reviews are grounded in retrieved literature or documents you upload. Citations are traceable, references are checked against authoritative databases, and formatting constraints help reduce hallucinations. Errors remain possible, so verify important conclusions yourself.

Can I use generated content as-is?

Generated content is an editable first draft. Authors must verify the literature, facts, data, reasoning, and citation format, and remain responsible for the final manuscript.

Bring your literature into one workspace

Upload literature and let AI help you search, review, and match citations after reading it. You retain control of the final text.