Papex

Papex keeps a signed, dated record of research that anyone can verify: hypotheses, discoveries and publications, with the people, AI tools, sources and versions behind them. With Papex in Claude you can: - turn an idea from the conversation into a private Hypothesis draft, with a method and falsification criteria - turn a result into a private Discovery draft - start a private next version of a record you signed - get suggested changes to one of your private drafts - check a reference by DOI, arXiv ID, PMID or ISBN - propose supporting links (data, code, protocols) for your records - read public Papex profiles and records Everything Claude prepares stays private until you review it in Papex. Only you sign and publish. Claude cannot sign, accept its own proposals or publish, and it is never listed as an author. When you connect, Papex shows what Claude will be able to do and asks for your signature once. A connection lasts up to 90 days, and you can end it at any time in Papex. Papex receives only what Claude sends in a tool call, not your conversation. A Papex record shows who signed which version and when. It is not peer review and does not show that a result is correct.