Your AI conversation.A connected research workflow.
Connect through MCP from a supported AI environment, or use the API in your own tools. Upload originals through SciGround’s supplied route and bring versioned documents into the same research workflow.
Choose the environment you use.
| Environment | Interaction | Original-file upload |
|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT web; Claude web and desktop | MCP with interactive in-chat cards. | Direct upload from the SciGround card. |
| Codex CLI; Claude Code | MCP through the command line. | The companion command-line helper. |
| Your research tool or agent | The versioned API supplied for your access. | The supplied upload contract. |
Use issued connection details and your own account. Connecting SciGround does not verify answers your AI produces without calling it.
Bring a document. Review a separate correction.
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Connect or upload
Grant explicit access to GitHub, Word or Google Docs, or upload the file directly.
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Identify the source version
The imported document and the research evidence retain their identities.
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Review the return
Receive a branch, pull request, new document or diff. Read-only access still permits a diff.
SciGround does not inherit your AI host’s document permissions. Read and write access are separate; originals are not directly overwritten.
Connect once. Start from the work you have.
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Add SciGround to your AI.
Follow the guide for ChatGPT, Claude, or your command-line tool and sign in.
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Work as usual.
Describe the design, upload data, and ask your question.
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Get verified results.
Results, claims, and Records come back into the same conversation.
Uploads, sessions and document connections.
Works in ChatGPT and Claude.
Use SciGround in ChatGPT on the web and in Claude on the web and desktop, with interactive in-chat cards that work with keyboard and screen readers. Codex CLI and Claude Code connect through MCP without cards and upload with a companion command-line helper.
Set it up yourself.
Add SciGround to your AI with the access details issued to you and sign in with your own account. No setup by the SciGround team is needed to reach your first result.
Upload without pasting.
Choose files in the in-chat card. Card uploads go directly to SciGround through a short-lived, single-use channel—never pasted into the conversation or passed through the model.
Resume in any session.
Start a new chat tomorrow or switch hosts next week. Every session is pointed to the current research version, not a stale conversation.
Bring your documents.
Import files from GitHub, Word, and Google Docs with their versions—including private repositories you grant access to. Corrections come back as a branch, pull request, new document, or diff; with read-only access you still get the diff, and you can always upload a file directly instead.
An API for your own tools.
Connect a research tool or agent to the same versioned workflow through the API.