Changelog

What we've shipped, in the order we shipped it. Kahubi improves continuously — this is the user-facing summary.

  1. New research flows and full-text fetching

    • Research answers and journal submission flows — go from a question to a grounded answer, and from a finished manuscript to a submission-ready package.
    • Delphi expert finder, survey engine, and scale validation (CVI) for questionnaire-based studies.
    • Ethics application and experiment (CONSORT) flows for study planning and reporting.
    • PDF resolver chain: Kahubi now tries multiple open-access sources to find the full text of a paper automatically.
  2. Per-method flow cards, themes, and library uploads

    • The landing page now shows each research method as its own card, so you can jump straight into the flow you need.
    • Choose a workspace theme and connect your calendar from Settings.
    • Upload more of your own files to the library, plus smoother chat interactions.
  3. Model controls, review types, and better monitoring

    • Pick a model and thinking level per purpose (chat, flows, agent) in Settings.
    • Systematic, scoping, and meta-analysis review types in the systematic review flow.
    • Writing style analysis: analyze your own text or another author’s, right from the workspace.
    • Monitors can follow specific authors and run on a per-monitor frequency.
  4. Reading and navigation upgrades

    • Readable PDFs directly in chat, with rich figure, table, and bibliography previews.
    • Restructured flows sidebar and web search from the library.
    • Agent/Ask toggle polish and faster tooltips throughout.
  5. Teams, templates, and free tools

    • Teams: share projects with collaborators, with viewer and editor roles.
    • A gallery of expert research templates you can run free and keep as editable drafts.
    • Five new research flows, free tools, and a faster no-thinking chat path for quick questions.
  6. Unified library and notes with graph view

    • One library for papers, files, and notes — organized with tabs.
    • Notes v2 with a graph view of how your ideas connect.
    • Chat-driven research flows: start an analysis from a conversation.
  7. Kahubi launch

    • The AI workspace for research goes live: read, write, and analyze in one place, with your library as context.

Try what's new

Everything above is live on the free plan — sign up and see it in your own research.