Chat with your client documents, then ship a grounded deliverable.

Pull every client document, deck, and note into one workspace and ask questions across all of it — answers come back grounded in the sources you selected, not the open web.

Every answer carries inline citation chips anchored to the exact passage it came from, so you can trace a claim back to the source before it goes in front of a client.

Run a deep-research op over the source set to produce a cited report node — a first-draft findings memo built from the material instead of a blank page.

Hand the control-plane agent a goal and it plans and runs registered operations — summarize, extract, classify — over your nodes, with a step log you can review.

Turn findings into a structured document and export a publish-ready EPUB or PDF bundle, so the workspace runs from raw sources to the artifact you hand over.

Grounded chat answers only from the source set you point it at, so an engagement's material stays the basis for its answers rather than bleeding into generic AI output.

How does JustJot.ai keep answers grounded in my client's documents?

Chat is scoped to the source set you select, and every answer carries inline citation chips anchored to the source spans, so each claim is traceable back to the original document rather than to an unsourced model.

Can I generate a findings report from a stack of documents?

Yes. The deep-research op runs a multi-pass synthesis over your selected sources and produces a cited report node you can edit, restructure, and export as a deliverable.

Can I export a deliverable to share with a client?

Yes — turn the result into a structured document and export a publish-ready bundle including EPUB and PDF, so the polished artifact leaves the workspace in a standard format.

What is the agent and how is it different from a chat answer?

The control-plane agent takes a goal and plans a sequence of registered operations — summarize, extract, classify across your nodes — running each under the same access rules, with a step log so you can see exactly what it did.