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One workspace. Chat, PDFs, diagrams, writing — all grounded in your coursework.
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UPennwhat's inside
Tools a generic chat app won't give you.
Chat workspace
Chat, PDFs, drawings — open at once.
Class memory
Answers grounded in your syllabus.
Writing voice
Rewrites that sound like you.
Diagram canvas
Sketch it — the model reads it.
Safe uploads
Hidden prompt injections stripped.
watch it work
Stiff prose in. Natural voice out.
Every rewrite shows exactly what changed — and why.
input
In this essay, I will argue that the Peace of Westphalia represents a fundamental rupture in the history of sovereignty.
output // diff
In this essay, I will argue thatthe short version is the Peace of Westphalia represents1648 treaty was a fundamental rupturetidy ratification in the history ofof practices already in sovereignty.
the core move
Ask about your PDF. Watch the answer point back.
Every grounded response carries citation chips. Click one — the PDF pane scrolls and flashes the exact passage.
- Click-to-flash citations across PDF, notes, and drawings
- Highlight text → scoped mini composer
- @syllabus, @lecture-3, @rubric — typed context
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the highlights
Sixteen reasons it beats a tab stack.
Voice fingerprint from past essays
Click-to-flash citations
One upload → briefing + quiz + flashcards
Rewrite diff shows every change
@syllabus, @lecture-3, @rubric mentions
Socratic mode when you want to learn
Split PDF + chat + draw in one view
Hidden prompt-injections stripped
Lecture recordings → Cornell notes
Per-class rubric voice
Starter questions from your syllabus
Spatial canvas for each class
Per-sentence rewrite alternatives
Task-specific entry points
⌘K jumps anywhere, instantly
Highlighted text → scoped question
Voice fingerprint from past essays
Click-to-flash citations
One upload → briefing + quiz + flashcards
Rewrite diff shows every change
@syllabus, @lecture-3, @rubric mentions
Socratic mode when you want to learn
Split PDF + chat + draw in one view
Hidden prompt-injections stripped
Lecture recordings → Cornell notes
Per-class rubric voice
Starter questions from your syllabus
Spatial canvas for each class
Per-sentence rewrite alternatives
Task-specific entry points
⌘K jumps anywhere, instantly
Highlighted text → scoped question
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Students in beta.
“Replaced three tabs with one app. I'm not going back.”
“The rewrite diff shows exactly what changed. I decide what to keep.”
“Upload a syllabus and it actually uses it. Every answer links back.”
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