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Shown in the consent dialog and the disclosure statement.

Your own model key. It stays in this browser. Leave it empty to use the shared key this deployment already has, if there is one. The model stages are sharpening the statement, drafting queries, extracting fields, positioning, and drafting questions. Every stage also has a manual path.

Identifies your searches to OpenAlex. It goes out as the mailto parameter and is recorded in each request URL.

Optional. A key raises the daily budget ten times, and searching works without one. Leave it empty to use the key this deployment already has. It goes out as an Authorization header, so it never shows up in the recorded request URLs.

Optional. Requests are limited to one per second, with backoff when the API pushes back. Leave it empty to use the key this deployment already has.

Copied word for word into the AI-use disclosure. The tool makes no confidentiality promise of its own.

This stage sends your research idea, plus public paper metadata and abstracts, to a model run by someone else. Nothing else leaves this browser.

Only public metadata and abstracts go out. Your consent is timestamped and appears in the exported disclosure. You can cancel and keep working by hand.