No invented sources
Every reference is resolved at Crossref, DataCite, PubMed, arXiv or Open Library and checked against what you hold. One that can't be found is flagged, never quietly cited. Retractions are flagged too.
Research partner and writing studio
From question to submission. Every source real, every number yours.
Paperwright takes a paper from the question through the literature, the analysis, the figures and the manuscript to a package a journal takes. It works like a sharp co-author, a meticulous research assistant, a statistician and a copy editor at once, and you stay the author: nothing changes without your yes.
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No invented numbers
Statistics come only from data you bring, computed the same way every time and recorded as steps you can rerun in R or Python. A result in the text is the analysis's own, and changes when the data do.
You are the author
The AI proposes; you accept, edit or reject, change by change. Every AI change is recorded, so the AI-use statement journals ask for is written from what actually happened.
How a paper is made
Six stages, as the Studio shows them. Take them in order, or go back to any one: a research article, a review, a systematic review, a case report, a thesis or a grant.
Plan
The question, hypotheses and contributions, the authors, and an outline from your paper's kind.
Sources
Search the literature, import by DOI, PubMed, arXiv or BibTeX, and verify every reference.
Data
Bring in your data; run the analysis you planned, its assumptions checked and its code kept.
Write
Section by section, with LaTeX maths, citations and cross-references that number themselves.
Review
Every citation, number and label checked; a simulated peer review before the real one.
Submit
PDF, LaTeX, Word and Markdown, the bibliography in any style, and every statement journals ask for.
A research group in one window
Each desk does one job with exactly what it needs: your question, your sources and your notes on them, your data and your results. It never writes from nothing.
Scout
Searches the literature with you and follows references and citations both ways.
Reader
Reads a source and keeps structured notes: design, sample, findings, effects, limits.
Synthesist
Groups the literature by theme, and finds the gaps and the contradictions.
Statistician
Plans the analysis, checks its assumptions, and warns of what misleads.
Writer
Drafts a section from your plan, your sources and your results, and cites only those.
Editor
Clarity, concision, hedging and tone, as tracked suggestions you accept or not.
Reviewer
Reviews the manuscript as three reviewers in your field would, before they do.
Integrity
Checks each cited claim against its source, and every number against its analysis.
Written the way you already write
$\beta_1$ and $$…$$ for maths, [@smith2020] to cite, @fig:flow to refer: the Markdown researchers write for Pandoc, shown as the finished page while you type. Paste from anywhere and it arrives as itself.
Out the door as the journal wants it
A typeset PDF, a LaTeX source with its .bib and figures, a Word file, and Markdown, in APA, Vancouver, IEEE, Nature, AMA, Chicago, Harvard or MLA, with the title page, CRediT roles, and data, funding, ethics and AI statements.
The model you already have
Your own key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or OpenRouter, billed to you. Or add Paperwright to Claude as a connector, at paperwright.diy/mcp, and Claude works on your papers on your plan.
Start with the question.
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