scid.aiStructure before prose
See directions, methods, and links among papers before turning the synthesis into text.
Build a review that shows both the findings and their sources
scid.ai helps reveal schools, methods, findings, contradictions, and gaps in the literature you select—and preserves the path from every important claim to the papers.
Feature
A review becomes a structured argument, not a chain of summaries
Work with a defined corpus to separate robust findings from disagreement, limitations, and questions the literature does not yet resolve.
Scope that fits the task
Review an entire field or focus on your own source group and a narrow question.
Verifiable claims
Paper links remain part of the material, so the basis of a conclusion can be reopened.
Synthesis instead of sequential summaries
The value lies in comparing methods, findings, contradictions, and applicability limits—not shortening papers one after another.
A basis for your own argument
Use the structure for a thesis section, decision, or discussion while keeping uncertainty in the source base visible.
Choose a close scenario
After registration, you can write your own research question and continue the workflow in scid.ai.
Select the corpus, compare positions, verify the conclusions
Every stage stays connected to the publications and can be refined without rebuilding the research.
Set the boundaries
Choose a topic, period, and paper types that genuinely belong to the question.
Build the synthesis
Compare approaches, methods, findings, limitations, disagreements, and research gaps.
Turn it into material
Verify contentious claims, refine the structure, and prepare a document or public review.
Questions about literature reviews
Can I review only one part of a field?
Yes. Select your own source group to avoid mixing different research directions.
How do I verify a review finding?
Open the papers connected to the claim and check the method, sample, limitations, and original context.
Build a review as a verifiable system of arguments
Start with a selected corpus and create a structure you can inspect, refine, and turn into your own material.