For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.
What you can build
Five concrete products, each with the endpoints it needs and a link to the guide that builds it.
| Build this | Endpoints | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| A research assistant that answers with citations | Searches, Chats | literature-review-agent |
| "Chat with your library" inside your app | Files, Documents, Chats | grounded-answers |
| A systematic-review data pipeline | Extractions, Exports | batch-extraction |
| A citation/bibliography feature | Papers, Citations | citations |
| A research tool for an LLM agent | tool schemas | tool-use |
What this API is not for
Knowing the edges saves you a prototype:
Not a general-purpose LLM. Prompts unrelated to the literature or to your uploaded documents are refused. There is no free-form completion endpoint.
Not a plagiarism checker. ai-detections estimates whether text reads as machine-generated. It does not compare your text against a corpus for copied passages, and its score is not evidence of misconduct.
Not a full-text mirror. You may query, quote, and cite. You may not rehost article full text or rebuild the corpus from paginated calls.
Not a source of clinical, legal, or financial advice. Answers summarise published literature. They are not reviewed by a professional and must not be presented to end users as guidance.
Not a real-time index. New works appear within days of publication, not minutes. If you need publication-day coverage, poll the publisher.
Redistribution limits apply
What you may store, cache, and show to end users depends on each paper's licence. Read content-licensing before designing a product around full text.
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