• Chirpz AI is a research-agent platform aimed at academics, researchers, and R&D teams.
• It streamlines literature discovery and citation workflows.
• Features a notebook-style editor for writing and allows commands like "/Cite" for instant citation assistance.
• Provides a ranked list of relevant academic papers with metadata and context-matching.
• Includes a “Deep Research Agent” for chatting, aggregating sources, crafting outlines, and exporting to various formats (LaTeX, Word, PDF).
• Consolidates writing, discovery, and citation processes in one tool, reducing the need to switch between different applications.
Notebook-style editor where you write directly and trigger citation discovery via commands.
“/Cite” magic command that analyzes writing context and returns ranked scholarly papers.
Ranked & relevant results with metadata (authors, year, citation) tailored to your paragraph.
Deep Research Agent that chats with you, aggregates web+academic sources and drafts structured content.
Export options including LaTeX, Word and PDF for polished academic deliverables.
Free tier Starter plan with limited credits + paid Pro plan for unlimited usage.
Focus on context rather than simple keyword search — the AI reads text and matches accordingly.
Central workspace combining notes, discovered papers, writing and citations in one place.
Designed for academic workflows — PhD students, researchers, R&D engineers — saving hours of citation-hunting.
Clean, minimal UI with editor, agent commands and inline citations to reduce switching overhead.
What is Chirpz AI and who should use it?
Chirpz AI is an academic writing and research platform that helps you discover, read and cite academic papers directly in your writing environment, aimed at researchers, grad students and R&D professionals.
How does citation discovery work in Chirpz?
You write in the editor and type the command “/Cite” in your text; the platform analyzes your paragraph, searches relevant databases, ranks papers and lets you insert the best match with one click.
Can I export my work from Chirpz and include citations elsewhere?
Yes — Chirpz supports exporting your content (and found citations) to formats such as LaTeX, Word or PDF, making it easier to incorporate into final academic documents.
What are the pricing tiers and is there a free option?
Yes — Chirpz offers a free Starter plan (with limited credits and notebook length) and a paid Pro plan that offers unlimited usage and more advanced features.
Which databases or sources does Chirpz search for citations?
At launch, Chirpz uses open-access academic databases such as ArXiv, Semantic Scholar and OpenAlex; the team is working on adding more domain-specific and subscription sources.