Nothing on the shelf yet
Run the search tab and this fills with what's new since last time, the project library, papers per year, and the answer with its evidence.
One project, one shelf
Each run searches PubMed, files whatever is new into the project's library, and keeps it there. Answers are written from passages retrieved out of that library alone — nothing else.
- New since last time — papers this run added that the project had not seen.
- Total matched — how many PubMed returned, and how many were already collected.
- The library — every paper held under this project name.
- Papers per year — the shelf's shape over time.
- Answer and evidence — the reply, then the quoted passages with title and year.
- Recent searches — the queries this project has run before.
Questions
Can I ask without searching?
Yes. Clear the PubMed search box and only the question runs, against the papers the project already holds.
What if the library has no answer?
The reply says so rather than filling the gap from memory. Widen the year range or run another search to grow the shelf.
Where do citations come from?
Every claim carries the title and publication year of the paper the passage came from, so it can be traced back on PubMed.