What is Sharly AI?
Sharly is a research assistant for document summaries, comparisons, and source-backed questions. It brings answers from several documents into a shared thread and offers citation formats such as APA, MLA, and Chicago. Collaboration features include notes and feedback, while document-only reasoning, activity logs, and roles provide controls around the research workspace. Its practical role is helping a person or team locate evidence and examine differences across a body of material.
Compare a specific claim or assumption
Instead of asking for a generic summary, identify the metric, conclusion, or assumption you need to compare. Check whether the documents use the same definitions, population, and date range before treating their numbers as comparable. Sharly can surface relevant passages, but the researcher should inspect those passages and any caveats. A difference in wording may reflect a different scope rather than a genuine contradiction.
Make verification part of the shared work
Source links and citation formatting help teammates discuss a finding without losing its origin. Add notes explaining why a passage matters and which questions remain unresolved. Document-only mode can limit the knowledge scope, but it does not make every inference correct. Set roles and review activity where needed, then distinguish the source's actual statement from the team's interpretation in the final report or presentation.
Features to explore
- Document summaries and comparisons
- Questions across multiple sources
- APA, MLA, and Chicago citations
- Shared notes and feedback
- Document-only mode and access controls
Who is Sharly AI for?
Useful for analysts, researchers, and teams synthesizing several reports or papers, especially when findings need to be checked collaboratively and the final work must preserve a visible connection between claims and source passages.
Before you get started
Verify citation metadata, comparisons, and quoted passages against the originals. Check workspace permissions for sensitive material, and do not treat a document-only answer or formatted reference as proof that the interpretation is correct.
This introduction is independently written from public product information. It is not a hands-on review. Features and plans may change; confirm current details with the provider.
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