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Write a literature review

From a research question to a drafted, properly cited review.

The failure mode is citing a paper you skimmed. Every tool here exists to stop that happening.

The steps

  1. Find: Elicit. Screen hundreds of papers against your actual question.
  2. Verify: Consensus. Check whether the field agrees before you build on a claim.
  3. Map: Research Rabbit. See what cites what, and find the paper you missed.
  4. Read: SciSpace. Get through dense methods sections without losing the thread.
  5. Citations: Scite. Check whether later work supported or contradicted each source.
  6. Draft: Claude. Write the synthesis with the papers in context.

You end up with