Eureka Insight

Evidence-backed discovery

Research with citations you can inspect.

Keep the path from a material claim to its source visible while you read, compare, and create.

Citation guide

01

Citations stay attached

Sources remain part of the research result instead of being reduced to a detached bibliography.

  • Open the source URL when one is available.
  • Inspect the returned passage or section context.
  • Keep unavailable source material clearly labeled.

02

Evidence has limits

A citation shows provenance; it does not make every interpretation complete or current.

  • Check source dates and scope.
  • Read beyond a quoted passage.
  • Review limitations before acting.

03

Exports preserve context

Cited findings can move into finished work while retaining the source trail.

  • Choose an output suited to the audience.
  • Keep a source appendix with the deliverable.
  • Reopen the saved investigation when the evidence changes.