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Knowledge Synthesis
Write a reviewed, source-grounded report from the facts curated in the Knowledge Curator.
How to use the Knowledge Synthesis
- 1Bring the knowledgeSend the curated facts from the Knowledge Curator, upload its .zip, or start from a ready-made set.
- 2Plan the reportName the sections. A derived section is written last, from the sections before it. A sample report can set the shape and tone.
- 3SynthesizeA writer drafts each section from its facts only, and a second model reviews it.
- 4Read and improveRead the report, see which sources it cites and what the reviewer changed, edit a section, and rebuild the .docx.
- The report is written from the facts only: it reads no sources itself. Items no source covers appear as (missing: …) markers, and unresolved conflicts show both sides.
- The result lives in this browser tab. Reloading or closing the tab loses it, so download the .zip first.
Start from ready-made knowledge and a report plan
1. Curated knowledge
The facts the report is written from. Send them from the Knowledge Curator, or upload its .zip.
No knowledge yet. Pick a ready-made set above, or add knowledge from the Knowledge Curator.
2. The report
Its title and language, the rules for every section, and an optional sample report to copy the shape of.
Add knowledge first: pick a ready-made set, or use the Knowledge Curator.
3. Sections
A section without dependencies is written from the knowledge with the same id. A section that depends on others is derived: it is written from their finished text and needs no knowledge of its own.
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No sections defined yet. Define your sections above, pick a ready-made set, or start from the knowledge.
No report yet
Pick a ready-made set, or load knowledge and define sections, then click Synthesize. The report appears here with the sources it cites and what the reviewer changed.
