Research links and saved explanations
Keep the source you'll need to cite.
The paper for the literature review, the article that explained it best, the thread you want to quote — save them to Stashy so they are there at writing time.
Why it matters
Research sources are easy to read and impossible to find again when you actually need to cite them. Stashy stores the link with a note on what it argues, so you can recall it by topic or claim while you write.
Messages you might send
Save this paper on climate finance for the term paper.
Find the article that explained network effects clearly.
What research did I save about urban migration?
What Stashy can remember
- The paper, article, or explanation
- The topic and key point
- How you might use it
- The source or author
Common questions
Can I recall a source by its argument?
Yes. Add a note on what the source says when you save it, and you can later ask Stashy by the topic or the point it makes.
Is this good for literature reviews?
Yes. Stashy keeps your sources and their context in one place you can question, which helps when you are pulling a review together.
Let Stashy remember research links and saved explanations.
Send it once in the chat you already use, then ask for it later when the question comes back up.