Currently, the literature search only returns results from the semantic scholar database. We're working on expanding it to also include web sources.

Highlighting Text in a PDF would allow user to use an AI Assistant similar to the Text Editor's. Could include features like "Explain Content" next to the "Manipulate Text" or "Find Sources" features.

Allow users to upload csv files and analyze/visualize the data using natural language.

Enable collaborative document editing, team workspaces etc.

Capture and organise references and notes (and maybe more?) directly into Isaac

At the start of the project, users will be asked a few questions about the type, topic and goals of their project. Based on the answer, Isaac will research relevant references and put together a first draft.

Enable one click summaries of references without having to use the chat. Save summaries to notes or paste into editor.

We're not sure yet how this would look like, but we're considering adding a global layer to Isaac that would allow users to interact with all references across their projects, find sources, chat with Isaac etc. Any ideas or wishes?