One research language
Library categories, Search, Research Paths, Compare, and Stack Explorer now use the same research domains, goals, identities, and reviewed relationship meanings.
Search follows the question
Natural-language questions, aliases, research codes, exact pairs, and careful typo recovery lead to clearer results and useful next steps without turning Search into a recommendation engine.
Research Paths stay deliberate
Stack Discovery now explains why each record appeared for the selected goal, shows goal-specific evidence, and lets you choose what to explore together.
Relay remembers why you came
Research questions, selected records, requested actions, and return destinations survive navigation, sign-in, onboarding, and saving so work can resume in context.
My Relay sees the whole workspace
Every active Protocol contributes to one clear attention view, with due work, weekly reflections, Following updates, saved research, and recent activity prioritized together.
Reconstitution becomes owned work
Saved Reconstitution workspaces are private, reopenable in My Relay, and can be applied to a user-selected Protocol only after confirmation. Calculator, route, schedule, syringe, and time fields no longer receive silent defaults.
Following opens the exact change
Followed-compound updates lead to the specific changed evidence and are reviewed one at a time instead of marking unrelated updates complete.
Simpler first, depth second
Plain-English explanations now introduce receptors, evidence states, Research Paths, aggregate experiences, and other technical ideas before the deeper detail.