Discover

Discover is a day-based stack of research papers. You can use it without an account. Signing in syncs skip/save and notes to your user so another browser can pick them up.

The stack

Papers are grouped by day. Use the day control and previous / next to move through the stack. The header counter is this paper in the day’s list, not a global archive index.

Deep links:

• A specific paper: /discover?paper={id}
• Saved library: /discover?view=saved

Skip, Save, Read

The home control Saved: N (and nav Saved Papers) opens the library of saved papers.

Logged out, skip/save live in this browser. Logged in, the same actions also go to the server. On first sign-in, this-browser state is migrated once.

Notes

Notes opens from the card (Notes) or from the reader. Logged out, notes stay in this browser. Logged in, they sync (with a short delay) to your account.

Ask AI

Ask AI ✦ asks a question about the current paper. You do not need to be signed in. Answers stay with that paper in the session UI.

This is not the same as posting an incident or running a Check. It only reads the paper text.

Sign in from Discover

Discover has its own account panel (Settings → Account): email + Send link, or Sign out. That magic link returns you to /discover, not the status-page console.

The console Login page is for status pages and checks. Same email account can be used for both; the redirect target depends on which form you used.

What needs an account

If you only read on one laptop, you can stay logged out. If you switch devices, sign in from Discover before you care about saved papers and notes.