Guide to Building Research Content on Consensus

Consensus is an intelligent academic search platform that allows users to ask questions directly and receive answers compiled from numerous reputable scientific studies. Instead of reading dozens of individual articles, users can quickly grasp trends, key conclusions, and academic consensus on a specific issue. This significantly shortens research time while improving the quality of analysis. Below is a guide to building research content on Consensus.

How to Build Research Content on Consensus

Step 1:

We access the Consensus website using the link below.

https://consensus.app/

Then you proceed to register using your Google account to use it.

Step 2:

Go to the main Consensus interface and enter the content you want to research , or even the experience-sharing project you need to develop. You need to clearly write the name of the research topic; refer to the prompt below.

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Step 3:

Then you will see Consensus respond with full references, making it easier for us to read additional documents needed for the research we are developing.

In the References section, you'll find direct links to those documents and can save them as references. You can also change the arrangement of the references using the three options above.

Step 4:

In the answer section , reference numbers are included. To access a document, simply click on the corresponding numbered tag. The referenced content will then appear next to it, allowing for a more logical reading, easier comparison, and better visualization.

Step 5:

To categorize the responses, click on Filter , and a categorization interface will appear with options such as the year of the document, the type of document cited, etc.

After the classification is complete, the content and references sections will also change accordingly.

Step 6:

Finally, to download the document, click the document icon and then select the document format you want to download.