Discover new work
Search beyond your library and decide which suggestions deserve a place in it.
Discover suggests research from sources outside your project library. Start from your project brief, a paper, folder, writing or a phrase you type. You can also explore work related to starred or read papers and research areas already present in the project.
Results explain why they were suggested, including topic match, citation links, impact and recency when that evidence exists. You can shortlist, dismiss or add them. An external result is a candidate to review, not evidence that a claim is true or a research gap is novel.
Bring a result into the project
Open the result and inspect its metadata before adding it. Distari marks papers that are already in your library. Adding a new one uses the usual import, duplicate and processing rules, including permissions and credit quotes.
Saved searches can send a weekly digest for a seed. Discover source coverage varies, and some publishers expose only abstracts or metadata. If a source is unavailable, try another seed or search directly in the library for work you already have.
For a structured analysis of papers already collected, compare them.