Run a literature review
Use your library, Sources Hub, and the Full Draft Writer to survey a field and write a cited literature review.
A literature review lives or dies on its sources. Multilo is built for exactly this: gather the literature, let agents read across all of it, and write a cited synthesis grounded in what you actually have.
1. Collect the literature
Build your library
Add the papers you have to the project library. Multilo reads the full text of PDFs so agents can work from them.Find what's missing
Use Sources Hub to mine references out of those papers and search the web for gaps, adding curated sources in one click.
2. Map the field
Use chat and Super Search to explore your library — search by meaning to find related passages across papers, and ask the AI to summarize themes, methods, and disagreements. This is where the structure of your review emerges.
3. Write the review
Run the Full Draft Writer with a literature-review brief. It drafts a structured synthesis from your library, citing as it writes — organized by theme or chronology, whichever you ask for.
Reviews reward a good library
The more complete your library before drafting, the more comprehensive and balanced the review. Iterate: add sources, redo a section.4. Verify and polish
Run Claim Check to confirm every citation supports its claim, normalize the citation style, and export to Word.