AnswerThis
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We rebuilt AnswerThis. Now it works inside ChatGPT and Claude.
Research inside ChatGPT and Claude, plus new ways to work with your papers and drafts.
Why it works
- Lead with the most distinctive changes, then explain the broader product rebuild so readers can quickly understand what is new.
- Pair a concrete example of how to use the integrations with a concise list of additional capabilities, then close with a direct invitation to try the product.
How it is built
- Personal opening
- New AI integrations
- Research agent overview
- Feature highlights
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Hey [First name], We’ve been working on two big updates to AnswerThis, and I’m excited for you to try them. First, you can now use AnswerThis inside Claude and ChatGPT. Our new MCP connection lets your AI assistant search academic papers through AnswerThis and answer with citations you can open and check. You can also ask it to save papers to your library or create a cited draft in AnswerThis Writer, without leaving the conversation. For example: “Find recent papers on my topic, compare their findings, and save the most relevant ones to my library.” Connect AnswerThis to Claude or ChatGPT We’ve also rebuilt AnswerThis itself around a new research agent. Now when you ask a question, the agent plans the research, searches the literature, reads the papers, and puts together a cited answer you can keep working on. You can start with a question or bring in a draft you’ve already spent weeks writing. Here’s what else you can do: Keep working on your own drafts. Import an existing paper into AI Writer and continue editing with your sources alongside it. Turn your research into a presentation. Ask AnswerThis to build a slide deck from your sources. Highlight and annotate PDFs. Your notes stay in the file when you download it. Keep multiple tabs open. Move between papers, drafts, and answers in the same workspace. Search regulatory sources and clinical trials. Find material from the FDA, EMA, HTA agencies, and Medicare alongside the academic literature. The best way to see what’s changed is to bring something you’re already working on. Ask a question from your current project, import a draft, or turn your sources into a presentation. Try the new AnswerThis So many of these changes came from your messages telling us what was missing. Thank you for helping us make AnswerThis better. Give it a try and let me know what you think. I read every reply. Regards, Ayush Garg Founder, AnswerThis P.S. We’ve shared a look at the update on X and LinkedIn. If you find it useful, a repost or a comment on either would help more researchers discover what we’re building. We’d really appreciate your support. Click here to unsubscribe