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Thesis Library
Read everything. Trace every answer to its line.
The Thesis Library holds your papers (uploaded PDFs or open-access full text fetched automatically) and lets you interrogate them with answers traced to the exact source passage.
What Thesis Library does
Full text, automatically
Save a paper and its open-access PDF is fetched, parsed, and indexed through a ten-resolver chain, or upload any PDF yourself, scanned pages included (OCR built in).
Ask the paper, or the corpus
Question one paper or compare it against the wider literature; every answer cites the exact passage it came from, down to the character span.
Quotes that carry their source
Highlight anything and it lands in your quote bank bound to its precise location (page, section, offsets), ready to drop into a chapter with a real citation.
BibTeX in, BibTeX out
Import your .bib (DOI or OpenAlex-keyed) and export later with your own cite keys intact. Your existing LaTeX keeps compiling.
Reading that survives reality
Per-step ingest progress, automatic retries, and honest failure reasons. A stuck upload never spins forever.
Grounded by design
Provenance is sentence-level: quotes and answers bind to stored full-text spans, never to a model's paraphrase.