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from assignment-brief.pdf, p.1
Straight-A is a workspace for research and results.
Delegate the hours, not the thinking. Agents source and assemble; the ideas stay yours, and so does everything you learn.
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Why it's different
A new kind of research workspace.
Built for academic work rather than adapted to it, run by agents that read, source and draft alongside you, and designed so nothing you learn has to be gathered twice.
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Built for academic work
Shaped around what academic work is actually made of — briefs, sources, rubrics, referencing. Not a general assistant with citations bolted on afterwards.
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Powered by agents
Reading, sourcing, drafting and checking each run as an agent you can watch, question and interrupt — not a black box that hands back an answer.
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Knowledge compounds
What you read stays in your Space, understood rather than merely stored, so every new piece of work starts from all the ones before it.
Clarification
It asks before it acts.
A vague brief produces a vague result — every time. So Straight-A settles the brief first: what your files already answer, it answers and shows you the receipt; what only you can decide, it asks.
- Each question shows you what the brief left unsettled
- It says when it's stuck instead of guessing quietly
- Your answers bind every source and every step that follows
Agents
Every step on the record.
Each pass runs in the open — which step it's on, what's left, how long. Stop at any point, change what you asked for, and pick up from where it got to. Everything finished is already saved.
Sources
Every reference resolves to something real.
The failure mode everyone has heard about is the invented citation. Straight-A checks each reference against the record — DOI, publisher, year, page range — and tells you which ones it couldn't verify, before your marker finds out for you.
- Checks the references in work you wrote yourself, too
- Flags mismatched years and page ranges, not just missing DOIs
- Anything unverifiable is reported, never quietly kept
Spaces
A chat window forgets. A Space doesn't.
A Space is where everything for one module or project lives — papers, lecture notes, the brief, the rubric, your data. Straight-A processes what you add and keeps track of what's in it, so every new piece of work starts from all of it.
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Who it's for
Coursework or a chapter. Same workspace.
Undergraduate
You have an essay due Friday.
The brief is vague, the reading list is long, and the rubric is a PDF you haven't opened. Start there — it takes in all three before it asks you anything.
- Marks-aware: the rubric becomes part of the spec, not decoration
- Tells you what it can't do in the time you've left it
- Every claim footnoted to a source you can actually open
Postgraduate & research
You have a literature base to keep straight.
The reading outlives any single piece of writing. Keep it in one Space and each new chapter, review or response starts from everything you've read.
- Import from Zotero; the library is the unit, not the thread
- Citation integrity checked against the record, every draft
- Nothing to re-establish: context carries between pieces of work
Straight talk
Three things it won't do.
Worth saying plainly, because the category mostly doesn't.
It won't decide for you.
Scope, angle and emphasis are the part that's actually yours. It will offer to decide, and it will tell you when it did — but the questions come to you first.
It won't invent a source.
Every reference is resolved against the record. When something can't be verified, that's a flag on your screen, not a silent omission.
It won't hide what it did.
Every step is on the record: which file answered which question, which source produced which sentence. You can defend the draft because you can see how it was built.
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Start with the assignment you're avoiding.
Drop in the brief. Within a minute you'll have the list of things it needs to know — which is more than the brief told you.
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