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Searching with Threads

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Written by Allison Elechko
Updated yesterday

Threads lets you ask follow-up questions within the same search, creating a continuous and natural way to explore scientific research.

Instead of starting over with each new query, Threads keeps your context so you can dive deeper into the research. It’s a more efficient way to search by now having a conversation with the science. Your research becomes faster, more natural, and more aligned with how you actually think and work.

  • Ask follow-up questions directly after your original query

  • Build on your research without starting over each time

  • Refine topics, explore adjacent areas, and dive into methodology

  • Share Threads easily with others using a single link


How to Use Threads

  1. Type a question in the search bar and send your search

  2. Click the 'Ask a follow up...' box at the bottom of the page

  3. Enter your next question and apply Filters if needed

  4. Send your follow-up search


How to Start a New Thread

There are two ways you can start a new Thread:

  • Click the plus symbol button in the top left corner of the screen

  • Use the keyboard shortcut: Ctrl + K (Windows) or Command + K (Mac)


How to Share your Threads

  1. Click the πŸ”—Share button in the top right corner

  2. Set the Thread visibility to Public

  3. Select 'Share to X' or 'Copy thread link' to share it directly with others


Example Threads


FAQs

What does the eye icon mean?

  • This indicates that your Thread is Public - meaning the link can be shared and viewed by others. If the Thread is set to Private, only you can access it. You can update this setting by clicking the πŸ”—Share button in the top right corner.

How do I edit my first Thread search?

  1. Click the Filter button beneath the Pro Analysis response

  2. Select your desired filters

  3. Click 'Apply and resend' to regenerate your search


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