Literature Review Assistant

Paste notes or summaries from the sources you've read, with authors and years if available, and this tool will organize them into a thematically structured literature review passage — grouping related findings and noting agreements or contradictions.

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How it works

  1. 1Paste notes or summaries from your sources, including authors/years where you have them.
  2. 2Click Run.
  3. 3Review the organized passage and integrate it into your literature review chapter.

Who this is for

  • Turning scattered reading notes into a structured draft passage.
  • Grouping sources by theme instead of listing them one by one.
  • Spotting agreements and contradictions across sources before writing.

Frequently asked questions

Will it invent studies or findings?

No — every claim in the output is traceable to the source material you provide. It won't add studies, authors, or findings you didn't include.

How much source material can I paste in at once?

Enough for several sources' worth of notes in a single pass — for very large literature sets, work in batches by theme.

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