conscRAG Research
The only product here. Paste or find a paper. Get a graph and four cited directions you can inspect.
What it does
A run profiles the target, writes several OpenAlex queries, ranks related work, extracts typed triples, builds up to four graph-derived contexts, and writes findings that must cite those edges. Invented evidence is dropped.
What you get
- A target profile: purpose, mechanism, method, keywords.
- A retrieved corpus with query and reference provenance.
- A target-centered graph you can pan, zoom, and filter.
- Four ranked findings, plus hidden candidates.
- A share link. Signed-in runs also save to Your runs.
Limits
OpenAlex only. Optional open PDFs, off by default. Three generate runs per hour. Findings are not peer-reviewed and do not claim complete literature coverage.
FAQ
What is conscRAG?
conscRAG is a research aid operated by The Consc Company in Ontario, Canada. You start from a title and abstract (or find a work in OpenAlex). It retrieves related work with several queries, builds graph-derived contexts, and returns four ranked findings plus more candidates. Those findings are model-generated drafts, not peer-reviewed papers.
What can I type in Find a paper?
One box accepts a title fragment, keywords, a DOI, an arXiv id or URL, or a PMID (as pmid: or a PubMed URL). Press Find or Enter to query OpenAlex and show up to eight hits. Click a hit to fill title, DOI, and abstract. Find does not count against the three generate runs per hour on Free.
Does Run use the same quota as Find a paper?
No. Free use is limited to three generate runs per hour per IP. Searching OpenAlex from Find a paper does not spend that cap. Opening an old share link also does not.
Do you save what I run?
If you continue with Google, the run is saved to your account. Guests get a share link that lasts 30 days. The browser also keeps the last run in localStorage. Find-a-paper queries are not saved as runs.