Live PubMed search
Queries NCBI E-utilities directly. Search by keywords, PMID, or DOI and inspect complete abstracts.
Biomedical Evidence Operating System
Search less.
Synthesize with traceability.
A local-first research workspace that connects PubMed discovery, source-bound AI appraisal, evidence matrices, living reviews, and manuscript drafting.
Reproducibility ledger
Recent evidence activity
NCBI literature workspace
From search question
to structured evidence.
Search PubMed by topic, PMID, or DOI. Review abstracts, save sources, and build a manuscript without leaving your browser.
Structured comparison
Evidence Matrix
A transparent screening layer derived from PubMed metadata and abstract reporting—not a substitute for a validated risk-of-bias instrument.
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Add PubMed records to the library; they will appear here automatically.
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Metadata network
Evidence Knowledge Graph
Connections are generated locally from shared MeSH terms in your saved records. They represent co-indexing, not biological causality.
Your evidence base
Citation Library
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Search PubMed and add articles to build your working library.
Structured drafting
Article Builder
Saved locally
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Grounded writing
✦ AI Citation Writer
Generate manuscript-ready sentences supported only by selected PubMed records.
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Save citations to your library first.
The AI receives the selected abstracts and optional draft context. Verify every generated claim against the original article before use.
Versioned synthesis
Living Review Builder
Capture a reproducible review snapshot that can be refreshed when new PubMed records are found.
Saved locally
Protocol
About the project
Research tools, without the clutter.
Private by design
Your library and article draft remain in this browser's local storage. No account or server is involved.
Open workflow
Export citations and manuscripts in portable formats, then continue in your preferred research environment.
PubMed Architect is a research aid, not a substitute for critical appraisal or clinical judgment. PubMed data are provided by the U.S. National Library of Medicine.