Manusights

Check the references in your draft or citations an AI assistant suggested. Preview your manuscript before submission.

Check references: Paste a reference list, attach a draft, or ask to check citations from earlier in your conversation. Manusights looks each reference up in scholarly indexes and retraction databases, including Crossref and Retraction Watch. It shows which references are retracted or corrected, point to a different paper, or were not found in the sources checked. It notes details that differ from the record and can suggest a possible matching work for you to confirm. Results show the sources checked and the check time. For citation checks, only the references are sent to Manusights, never the manuscript.

Look up journal AI rules: Ask about AI authorship, disclosure statements, AI-generated images, or reviewers' and editors' use of AI. Get Manusights' dated record with a link to the official policy. When the record needs rechecking or the page could not be fully read, the result says so and links the source.

Preview a manuscript: Attach a PDF, Word, ODT, RTF, TXT, Markdown or LaTeX manuscript, up to 50 MB, for a readiness score, verdict, strengths and main risks reviewers may raise. This sends the attached manuscript to Manusights. You can also read reviews already on your Manusights account.

To set up Manusights in ChatGPT, follow the sign-in and permission prompts to connect your Manusights account. Review the requested access before allowing the connection. Sign in with Google, an emailed code or a password. Manuscript previews and saved reviews use the connected account.

What the checks cover: Results show what the sources hold. Matching a record does not show that a reference supports a claim, and "not found" can also mean a typo, a very recent paper or a source the indexes do not cover. Long lists are split across several checks. Policy coverage varies by journal. Manusights does not write or rewrite manuscripts.