A research library built around the way you already cite.

You upload the corpus you've been collecting in folders and Dropbox and shared drives for the last decade. Cognoir parses each paper by its actual structure — abstract, methods, results, discussion — so when you ask a question across the whole library, the answer cites the section that contains the claim, not the paper as a whole.

Most question-answering tools cite a work without saying where in the work the claim came from. That makes the citation unverifiable in practice. Cognoir cites the section and page (and the paragraph where the document layout permits), so a reviewer can pull the original PDF and confirm the inference in 30 seconds.

When the source is a preprint or a non-paginated working paper, the citation falls back to a section heading and paragraph number. We never invent a page number that doesn’t exist.

Ask things like 'where do these RCTs disagree on adverse events?' or 'which of these systematic reviews include Cochrane-rated studies?' and Cognoir surfaces the cross-references with the citations attached. The corpus does the work; the synthesis happens in your head, not in a model's prose.