CogniGraph
Autonomous Research Agent
CogniGraph plans its searches, digs through the web and your own documents, checks its own findings for gaps, and revises — looping until the report holds up.
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Plan
Breaks your question into a research plan and a first set of search queries.
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Execute
Runs those searches across the web and your own uploaded documents.
03
Critique
Checks its own findings for gaps, weak sources, or unanswered parts of the question.
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Synthesize
Writes the report — or loops back to Plan if the critique found gaps.
Loops back to Plan when the critique finds gaps — reports typically go through 2–3 rounds before they're shown to you.
Core capability
No prompt engineering required — describe what you want to know, and CogniGraph autonomously plans multiple searches, pulls from the open web and any documents you've uploaded, and writes a cited report. If its own critique finds the answer incomplete, it goes back and researches further before showing you anything.
Report
Across the reviewed sources, three converging findings emerge on the proposed mechanism…
Upload PDFs and CogniGraph treats them as first-class sources alongside the web — every claim traceable back to a page number.
Add any source to a personal library and export it in APA, MLA, or Chicago — as plain text, BibTeX, PDF, or Word.
Ask CogniGraph to find the numbers inside its own report and turn them into charts — automatically, per session.
Every report cites its sources. Every source can be added to your library. Every session shows its plan, its critique, and how it got there — nothing is hidden between your question and the answer.