Consensus
Product information, use cases, and access for Consensus.
Pricing information
No verified public pricing is available yet.
DevPrice organizes public information and does not sell Consensus subscriptions. Prices and availability are determined by Consensus.
What is Consensus?
Consensus is an AI academic search engine designed for work with peer-reviewed scientific literature. It lets users ask research questions in natural language and search a large scholarly corpus for relevant papers, with results organized around the substance of the question rather than only a list of keywords. The product is aimed at researchers, students, and other people who need to discover evidence and make sense of academic sources.
It brings searching, reading, synthesis, and library organization into one research workspace. Pro Search and Deep Search can produce synthesized AI answers, while Ask Paper provides a way to chat with an individual paper; Study Snapshots summarize key findings and methodology, and the Consensus Meter presents the level of scientific agreement for yes-or-no questions. Users can also inspect relationships in a Citation Graph, export citations in RIS, BibTeX, or CSV, and organize research materials in Collections, making the service useful for literature discovery as well as ongoing research-library maintenance.
Key features of Consensus
Natural-language literature search
Search peer-reviewed scientific literature around a research question in natural language, helping users discover relevant papers without relying only on conventional keyword lists.
Synthesized research answers
Pro Search and Deep Search provide AI-synthesized answers from retrieved research, making them suitable for exploratory work that needs a quick, structured overview of the literature.
Paper reading and consensus analysis
Ask Paper supports conversation about an individual paper, Study Snapshots surface key findings and methodology, and the Consensus Meter shows scientific agreement for yes-or-no questions.
Citation mapping and library organization
Citation Graph helps users examine relationships between papers, citations can be exported in RIS, BibTeX, and CSV, and Collections organize materials for continued research-library use.