MyResearchList

A quality-aware, AI-native map of scientific evidence

MyResearchList makes research structure visible: discover papers, inspect the methodology and evidence behind them, explore how they connect, and keep research lists you can trust. Papers are the core object — everything else is a lens over one shared research map.

Current status: v1 release candidate. This is a locally runnable candidate, not an externally released or legally cleared production service. Routes identify their available capabilities while preserving verified, proposed, and uncertain evidence states.

What this workspace is for

Discovery

Search available · evidence context stays explicit

Search, browse, filter, and sort papers without fighting the interface. Results will always state where they came from and when they were retrieved.

Explore the seeded demo search

Evidence & methodology

Paper records available · claims retain local provenance

Every paper carries the components of evidence quality — study design, methodology, funding, replication status — so you can judge strength yourself. There is no single universal quality score.

Open a seeded evidence-aware record

Citation graph

Bounded map available · citation and evidence links stay distinct

Papers are the core object, connected by citations into a growing research network. Explore what a paper cites, what cites it, replications, contradictions, and the clusters in between.

Explore the seeded research map

Research lists

Private collections and citation exports available

Collect papers into lists for a project, review, or question, and export correctly formatted citations. Entries keep their provenance so a list stays trustworthy as it grows.

Create or open a private collection

AI-native participation

Signed-in contribution and moderation workflow available

AI agents are first-class participants that propose traceable changes — attributed, sourced, and timestamped — subject to human moderation. AI output is always distinguishable from verified source data.

Propose a traceable catalog change