ArtifactOS turns research into cited outputs.
Capture sources, extract facts, review evidence, and generate synthesis with citations already attached. Less second-guessing, more source-backed work.
No credit card. Private projects. Export your research when you need it.
Launch research brief
4 sources · 12 facts · 2 outputs
Sources
AI policy report
stanford.edu · 12 facts
Founder interview
youtube.com · 8 facts
User research thread
reddit.com · 5 facts
Reviewed facts
3 selectedTeams trust AI drafts more when source passages are visible during review.
Citation markers reduce follow-up review time for research-heavy content.
Selection capture is most useful when it can be sent to an existing project.
Synthesis preview
Research teams move faster when claims are extracted as reviewable facts[1]. The strongest workflows keep evidence visible before generation and citations visible after export[2].
[1] stanford.edu · AI policy report
[2] nngroup.com · Citation trust study
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Capture sources
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Extract facts
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Review evidence
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Generate synthesis
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Export with citations
A research workflow you can inspect.
ArtifactOS keeps source, fact, evidence, and output state visible across the whole loop.
Capture sources
Save pages, videos, PDFs, Reddit threads, or pasted text into one project.
Extract facts
Turn source material into discrete claims with confidence and metadata.
Review evidence
Approve, pin, flag, or reject facts before they reach an AI draft.
Generate synthesis
Create briefs, paragraphs, outlines, scripts, and reports from selected facts.
Export with citations
Copy, download, or share outputs with source provenance intact.
Evidence stays visible at the point of decision.
ArtifactOS is built around provenance. Sources, confidence, review status, selected facts, and citation markers all stay close to the work they inform.
Facts stay attached to sources
Every extracted claim keeps source domain, confidence, and review state nearby.
Evidence is visible before generation
Pinned and approved facts become the working set for synthesis.
Outputs keep citation context
Generated drafts show citation markers and source summaries by default.
Current page
AI agents and evidence workflows
technologyreview.com
Captured selection
“Reviewers need citations at the claim level, not only at the document level.”
Capture the page or passage without leaving your browser.
The extension is a lightweight capture companion: save the current page, capture a selected passage, choose a project, and continue review inside ArtifactOS.
This is what your research becomes.
Output modes for briefs and scripts, with source markers still visible.
Automated fact extraction from multi-source research reduces content error rates by an estimated 40% when compared to manual summarization workflows[1]. The primary driver is structured decomposition: each source is broken into discrete, verifiable claims rather than paraphrased as a whole.
End-user studies show that cited outputs receive 2.3x higher trust ratings than uncited equivalents[2]. This effect is strongest when citations link to specific passages rather than entire documents[3].
Organizations adopting citation-first generation report a reduction in review cycles from an average of 3.2 to 1.4 rounds, as reviewers can verify claims directly against source material without re-researching[1].
Sources
[1] arxiv.org — Structured extraction vs. summarization accuracy
[2] Nielsen Norman Group — Citation impact on content trust
[3] MIT Tech Review — Passage-level verification in AI outputs
Built for researchers and creators
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Research Briefs
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How Artifact compares
Every line Artifact writes traces back to a source you gave it.
| Feature | Artifact OS | AI Summarizers | Search Assistants | Doc + Chat Combos |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-source ingest (web, YouTube, PDF, Reddit) | full | partial | Search only | Manual paste |
| Discrete fact extraction | yes | no | no | no |
| Confidence scores | yes | no | no | no |
| Pin + curate workflow | yes | no | no | no |
| Cited output generation | yes | partial | no | no |
| 6 output templates | yes | no | no | no |
| Export (MD, DOCX, clipboard) | yes | partial | no | Manual |
| Organize research into folders | yes | no | no | Manual |
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- 15 ingests / month
- 20 generations / month
- Markdown export
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- 25 projects
- 75 ingests / month
- 100 generations / month
- All exports & templates
- Priority support
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$39/mo
- Unlimited projects
- 250 ingests / month
- 300 generations / month
- All exports & templates
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