Collect a source report
Enter a topic in Work. Brainlyy searches the configured workspace and saves matching source excerpts with line references. This is a source report, not a generated answer.
How it works
A result, with its context intact.
Collect useful work from your local sources, understand the checks behind it, and review the changes that follow.
Inspect the record
Open the result, its sources, or its revision history. “Sources checked” means the recorded source versions were checked. It does not establish factual accuracy.
Review a repair
Changed sources mark a saved result stale. Prepare a repair, inspect the proposed difference, and apply the exact version you reviewed.
Keep your knowledge within reach.
Files and notes give you the source material. Search finds relevant passages. Claims attach a statement to named evidence and a recheck window. Code graphs expose relationships in indexed repositories.
Available capabilities depend on what is running on your machine. Optional model runners, vector search, and connections can add capabilities. The Status screen shows what the current instance detects.
Explore each capabilityA check says exactly what it checked.
Claims use three states: VERIFIED when the declared evidence checks pass within the recheck window; UNVERIFIED when required evidence is missing, failed, or old; and ASSERTED for a statement without machine-checkable evidence.
A passing check is limited to its definition. A file-existence check cannot prove the meaning of a document. Source reports use their own “Sources checked” label to keep that distinction clear.
Read about claims and evidenceStart local. Connect deliberately.
Work and checked repairs currently run only through the local dashboard. The optional hosted connection provides remote access to supported machine tools. It does not make local-only work available remotely.