Wist Research Agent · Beta

Research with evidence in view.

Bring papers and datasets into one workspace. Ask Wist to summarize, compare, and analyze—then inspect the sources behind every result.

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Beta for macOS and Windows

Bring the material you already have

PDFRead text-based papers and reports
CSVInspect structured experiment data
ExcelCompare tables across worksheets
JSONAnalyze exported research records

One research loop

From source pile to working conclusion.

Wist keeps reading, reasoning, and evidence inspection in the same thread.

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Bring in your sources

Import papers, reports, spreadsheets, and structured datasets into the workspace.

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Ask the research question

Summarize a paper, compare findings, or ask for analysis across several files.

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Inspect and carry forward

Review the evidence behind the result, then export the result package for the next step.

Built for the working middle

Less time moving between files. More time judging the result.

Wist focuses on the repeatable work between collecting material and writing the final answer.

Documents and data together

Reason across narrative papers and structured tables without splitting the investigation.

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Evidence stays attached

Open the supporting material from the current research thread instead of hunting for it again.

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Results you can move

Export the result artifacts and evidence package when the analysis is ready to continue elsewhere.

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Inspectable by design

Trace the answer back to its source.

A useful research agent should help you review its work. Wist keeps source context close to the generated result.

  • See which source supports the current result
  • Review artifacts produced in the active thread
  • Keep the evidence bundle with the exported result
Source evidence · page 12
Interfacial resistance increased after extended cycling despite improved bulk conductivity.
solid-state-electrolytes.pdf

Wist Beta

Start with the sources on your desk.

Download the desktop beta for macOS or Windows and run a first research thread.