Choose what belongs
in the conversation.
Choose the material you want to learn from. Only the selected sources are used to answer your question.
LEARNING STUDIO · IN DEVELOPMENT
You have the sources. The explanation sounds familiar. But can you explain the idea—or use it—when you need it?
We’re developing a source-grounded workspace that connects reading, explanations, recall, and the work you want to do with what you learn.
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PROTOTYPE PREVIEW
Choose your sources, ask a question, and check the passages behind the response.
Selected source

One source selected. The response stays within that material.
Choose the material you want to learn from. Only the selected sources are used to answer your question.
Follow a reference to the passage it points to, then check whether it supports the explanation.
The prototype also offers recall questions and review activities. We’re investigating how these can help people retain and use what they learn.
LEARNING WITH A PURPOSE
Connect a difficult concept to the source it came from, then practise explaining it in your own words.
Recover the reasoning in your notes and architecture material before you make the next decision.
Use a question or a recall attempt to find what you still do not understand, instead of measuring progress by pages read.
DEVELOPMENT & RESEARCH
The prototype brings together source material, conversations with references, recall activities, and project workspaces.
Our next evaluation questions are whether learners can verify an explanation efficiently, recognize an unsupported claim, and use recall to identify a real gap in understanding.
Learning-outcome evaluation is still ahead; we have not announced a release date. We welcome conversations about learning needs and research collaboration.
Read the draft evaluation plan ↓WORK WITH INDRIYA
Bring a recurring learning challenge, the kinds of sources you use, and the moment you need to put the knowledge to work.