Use case · Research

Research that reads everything and keeps its sources.

Good research means reading everything, checking the figures against each other and keeping the citations. Sentinel does all three across your own files and the web, and saves what it read so the next question starts where this one ended. Every claim keeps the page it came from.

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sentinel — research
$ sentinel research ./sources --cite --keep
Reading 12 sources …
Cross-checking figures … 12 / 12
Flagged 2 figures that disagree
Saved to knowledge base: 12 documents
Wrote battery-brief.md · sources.bib

How it fits together

Three pieces, one platform

The same model, the same rules and the same runtime, pointed at this kind of work.

01

Reads everything you give it

PDFs, papers, web pages and your own notes, read in full rather than skimmed, with long sources split and summarised in order.

02

Keeps every citation

Each claim in the brief points back to the page it came from, and figures that disagree are tabled instead of averaged away.

03

Remembers for the follow-up

Sources go into your knowledge base, so a follow-up question next week cites the same pages without reading them again.

Structured output

Straight into your pipeline

Briefs, claim tables and citation files come out clean, so the research drops straight into the next document, deck or analysis.

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Describe the output

Extract every quantitative claim from the 12 sources, with source, page and the figure it reports.
146 rowsJSONLsource + page

claims.jsonl

0 / 5 parts · writing…

Across the work

The research a chat window leaves half-done

Literature reviews, market scans and your own archive all need more reading than one chat reply holds. Switch tabs to see each one.

chat assistant
Stopped✳ ◎

User

Read these 12 papers on battery recycling and write a two-page brief with the open questions.

Assistant

I can only see the first part of what you paste. Please summarise the papers and I will help structure a brief.

Handed back · nothing done

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FinishedSentinel

User

Read these 12 papers on battery recycling and write a two-page brief with the open questions.

Sentinel

battery-brief.md
  12 / 12 papers read in full
  4 recovery routes compared
  2 disputed figures tabled
sources.bib · 31 citations

Cited brief · answered in full

Sources readexample run
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An example run: every source read in full and cross-checked, with the citations kept beside each claim.

Live view

Research that shows its work

Every source is read and checked against the others, and the trail is kept, so a reviewer can follow any claim back to the page it came from.

FAQ

Questions, answered

How is this different from a chat assistant?

It reads every source in full, works across your own files as well as the web, keeps citations per claim and saves what it read for next time.

Is my research private?

Yes. Sentinel and its knowledge base run on your own machine. Your sources and notes are not uploaded to us.

Does it cite its sources?

Every claim points to the source and page it came from, and conflicting figures are shown side by side.

Can I ask follow-ups next week?

Yes. Sources are saved to your knowledge base, so follow-ups cite the same pages without fetching them again.

How is it priced?

Free to start. Pro at $20 a month covers everyday research. Max adds parallel agents in one call for large reviews.

Bring the reading list you’ve put off.

See how Sentinel works through it, sources kept.

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