For researchers
For the project that outlasts your memory
Long-running research accumulates more than any one mind holds: hundreds of PDFs, a folder of tabs, the passage you know you read in March. Thought Process keeps the whole pile searchable by meaning and structured by your own judgement — so the fourth year of a project stays as sharp as the fourth week.
How it plays out
- Save the morning's reading from the browser — papers, preprints, a lecture video
- Half-remember a claim from months ago; search the concept and land on the passage
- Annotate the finding and link it to the two earlier sources it complicates
- Draft the section in the editor, citing each claim to its exact passage
- Point your own AI tools at the library over MCP to synthesize what you have on a topic
What carries the weight
Search
The line you half-remember, back in seconds — in its original context.
More on searchStructureContradictions, echoes, and threads across sources, kept as links you can follow.
More on structureWriteArguments stay tethered to evidence, with citations that open to the passage.
More on writeAI & MCPSynthesis over your corpus and your notes — not a generic summary.
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