Your scholarly context
Everything LIRA does is read through who you are and where you are in your academic journey. This is the lens the other systems interpret your work through.
Add a document to read it here.
Cohorts
Create a cohort
Cohort report
Writing Workspace
Start or resume a draft
Academic Workspace
No active workspace yet — start one for this academic period.
Assignment Writer
LIRA never writes the assignment. It asks the questions that force the thinking, then arranges your own answers into prose — every stage gated on your approval.
Your Assessments
Every assessment you've started, with its completion state — delete lands items in the recycle bin for 7 days, never straight to permanent loss.
Recycle Bin
Deleted assessments and drafts stay recoverable for 7 days, then are purged.
Defensibility Engine
Five deterministic scores plus a grounded examiner critique, computed fresh against your current draft.
Examiner Mode
Simulates a thesis defence, grounded in your draft and library. Respond in the panel on the right.
Knowledge Intelligence
Graph view
Every node was built from your own stored analyses. Click a legend chip to hide a type; drag nodes, scroll to zoom, drag the background to pan. Click a node to see how it was constructed and to question it.
Positions
Ask "what supports this position" — answered from stored relationships, not a fresh Claude call.
Research Anchors are the ideas important enough to outlive the document they came from — the persistent knowledge that connects your reading, writing, and thinking. Promote an annotation into an Anchor, or create one from scratch.
Scholarly Memory
Your Research Anchors
The ideas you chose to keep — the persistent knowledge that carries across documents into your writing and thinking.