scid.aiNo tool switching
Begin from the message that already contains the question, background, and working conversation.
Start a research task where it already appeared—in email
Describe the question in an ordinary email, attach material, and specify the output. scid.ai replies in the same thread with sources and clear next actions.
Feature
Email becomes an entry point to the research workspace
There is no need to move the task into a new interface and explain the context again: the message, constraints, and attachments remain part of the brief.
A natural brief
Specify the topic, length, language, output format, source constraints, and relevant attachments.
The result leads onward
Receive material and links that can be opened, checked, and continued in scid.ai.
The task appears in a conversation
A colleague's request, a file, or a new idea often already lives in email; moving it elsewhere breaks that context.
The message becomes the start of research
The answer returns to the familiar channel while sources and output remain available for further work.
Choose a close scenario
After registration, you can write your own research question and continue the workflow in scid.ai.
A good email defines the boundaries and output
No special syntax is required—describe the task clearly and say how the result will be used.
Write to ai@scid.ai
State the research question or assignment in the subject and message body.
Add requirements
Include language, length, format, publication period, source requirements, and attachments.
Receive the answer in-thread
Review the material and follow the links to sources and the next research stage.
Questions about research tasks by email
Do I need a special command in the subject?
No. Use ordinary language; a clear objective and output format make the response more useful.
Can I attach my own material?
Yes. Explain what should be done with each file and which findings or output you expect.
Send the task without taking it out of the working conversation
Write to ai@scid.ai, include the context, and receive an output with verifiable sources.