Papex

Papex keeps a record of how research develops—from early ideas and findings to preprints and later revisions—with its sources, contributors and version history. Connect it to Claude to prepare research records from the conversation where you’re already working, then review them in Papex.

With Papex in Claude, you can:

Turn an idea into a private Hypothesis draft, with a proposed method and criteria for testing it.

Turn a result into a private Discovery draft, including evidence and limitations.

Link new drafts to research you’ve already added to Papex.

Prepare a private next version of a Hypothesis or Discovery you’ve signed.

Find your private drafts and suggest changes for your review.

Save a private summary of a research session.

Look up references by DOI, arXiv ID, PMID or ISBN.

Propose supporting data, code and protocol links.

Read public profiles and research records, including preprints.

To get started, ask Claude to prepare a private Papex draft from your current work. If you’ve already added the research in Papex, paste its “Copy research context” instructions into the relevant conversation first. Claude returns a review link so you can continue in Papex.