Research audits

Ask what you are missing, and get an answer from what you saved.

A research audit checks a question against your saved items. It reports what those items don’t establish. It never claims that the research doesn’t exist, only that your library doesn’t show it.

Start an audit

Mention the researcher and write your question. Any configured model can run an audit, including the one on your Mac.

@researcher audit Does sleep timing change how well people remember what they read?

Check the scope

Gleanary turns your question into up to six criteria, then waits. Nothing is read until you choose Run Audit. Criteria taken from your own words start checked. Its suggestions start unchecked and are labeled.

Audit scope 18 items · Example

☑Does sleep timing change recall of read material?

☑How long after reading was recall measured?

☐Do age groups differ? Suggested

Run Audit

Read the report

Each criterion gets a coverage label in words, followed by the quotes behind it.

Label	Meaning
Supported	Verified quotes answer the criterion.
Partly covered	Quotes answer part of it. Each shows what it leaves out.
Not found	Nothing in the audited items answers it. Library-wide searches also found no answer.
Unknown	An item was only partly saved, or a step failed.

A quote being real doesn’t make it evidence. Gleanary drops quotes that only mention the topic.