Metis — The Research Cortex
AI built around researchers. Not a prompt box — a way of working.
Your papers, meetings, ideas, notes and journal — each one linked to the rest.
A research companion that reviews its own work and gets sharper every week.
It's 7:20. You open the dashboard. The morning brief reads:
"Three papers matching your configured topics landed overnight — one directly challenges a working hypothesis in your field. Your literature coverage in methods has grown to 84%. I've cross-referenced all three with your knowledge graph, connected them to your meeting note from Tuesday, and flagged four passages for your review. One tracked analysis is approaching a key deadline."
No prompt. No setup. Your research, connected — every morning.
🟢 Actively developed. Latest: plan a run of days on one row · a Work view ordered by what you actually touched · and a month of controls that rendered perfectly and did nothing, found and fixed. See what's new ↓
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☁️ Light You ask Claude to build a monitoring dashboard for your current project. Metis recalls the dashboard you built eighteen months ago, your preferred layout, and your standard indicators. The right specialist agents deliver exactly what you need — in your style, to your domain's standards — without any re-explaining. |
🔗 Cross-pollination You capture a quick idea about a novel surveillance approach. Within seconds, Metis surfaces three things you'd forgotten existed: a methodology paper from fourteen months ago that used a similar approach, a meeting note from March where your field partner described the same barrier, and an open question you logged after a conference. You hadn't connected any of it. Metis did. The grant section writes itself. |
🌐 Metis OS Your calendar shows a meeting with a research collaborator. Yesterday you captured an idea about a new method. Metis has your April transcript with this person and this week's new papers. A briefing appears before you leave. After the meeting, you ask for a five-day course on that topic from the latest research. By evening, it's ready. |
