# Papers AI docs

## Papers AI docs

- [Papers AI docs](https://docs.papers.ai/getting-started/readme.md): Everything you need to help you get the most from Papers AI.
- [Quickstart](https://docs.papers.ai/getting-started/quickstart.md): A ten-minute walkthrough that creates a project, loads a dataset, asks the AI about it, and writes up the answer.
- [Core concepts](https://docs.papers.ai/getting-started/core-concepts.md): The handful of ideas worth knowing before you start clicking around.
- [Workspace tour](https://docs.papers.ai/getting-started/workspace-tour.md): Where to type, where your work lives, and where to find every feature in the shell.
- [Supported file types](https://docs.papers.ai/getting-started/supported-file-types.md): What you can create and edit in Papers AI, what you can add for reference, and what isn't supported yet.
- [Create or open your first project](https://docs.papers.ai/getting-started/create-or-open-your-first-project.md): Create a new project and choose where to save it, or open existing files from your device.
- [Using AI](https://docs.papers.ai/using-ai/using-ai.md): Ask AI questions about your project, get it to draft or edit content, and understand exactly what it can see.
- [Reviewing AI changes](https://docs.papers.ai/using-ai/reviewing-ai-changes.md): The AI proposes edits for you to review before they land. Accept, reject, or always allow a specific kind of change.
- [Adding and managing models](https://docs.papers.ai/using-ai/ai-models-and-your-own-model.md): Enable a built-in cloud model, or connect your own local model or OpenRouter account so the AI panel has a model to work with.
- [Working with Word documents](https://docs.papers.ai/writing-and-editing/working-with-word-documents.md): Open a .docx file into a paginated, Word-style editor with comments, citations, and track changes.
- [Working with Markdown and MyST](https://docs.papers.ai/writing-and-editing/working-with-markdown-and-myst.md): Markdown and MyST are lightweight markup formats with a Visual mode for word-processor-style editing, alongside raw Code mode.
- [Working with LaTeX and Typst](https://docs.papers.ai/writing-and-editing/working-with-latex-and-typst.md): LaTeX and Typst are source-based formats that compile to a PDF preview, with citation support and standard figure syntax.
- [Editing modes](https://docs.papers.ai/writing-and-editing/editing-modes.md): Switch between raw source and a word-processor-style view for supported formats. Papers AI remembers which mode you last used per file.
- [Compiling and fixing errors](https://docs.papers.ai/writing-and-editing/compiling-and-fixing-errors.md): Compile LaTeX and Typst to a PDF preview, get the same diagnostics for MyST's live preview, and use the Problems panel to fix errors.
- [Inserting images and figures](https://docs.papers.ai/writing-and-editing/inserting-images-and-figures.md): Add image files to your project and reference them from a Word document, LaTeX, Typst, or Markdown file.
- [Version history](https://docs.papers.ai/writing-and-editing/version-history.md): Label, preview, and restore earlier versions of a file.
- [The file tree](https://docs.papers.ai/managing-projects-and-files/the-file-tree.md): Navigate, create, rename, move, and organize the files in your project from the left sidebar.
- [Managing your projects](https://docs.papers.ai/managing-projects-and-files/managing-your-projects.md): Rename, star, duplicate, or delete a project, or save a temporary or local project somewhere more permanent.
- [Working offline and syncing](https://docs.papers.ai/managing-projects-and-files/working-offline-and-syncing.md): Keep editing when your connection drops, and understand how Papers AI catches up once you're back online.
- [Settings and preferences](https://docs.papers.ai/managing-projects-and-files/settings-and-preferences.md): Personal editor preferences like theme and auto-save, separate from settings for an individual project.
- [Notebooks](https://docs.papers.ai/notebooks-and-data/notebooks.md): Mix executable Python or R code with markdown in a single file, run it in your browser, and read the outputs inline.
- [Data files](https://docs.papers.ai/notebooks-and-data/data-files.md): CSV, TSV, and JSONL files open in a table viewer with sorting, filtering, and in-cell editing.
- [Kanban and timeline boards](https://docs.papers.ai/notebooks-and-data/kanban-and-timeline-boards.md): Track tasks on a Kanban board or plan work across time on a timeline, as first-class file types in your project.
- [Share a project and manage access](https://docs.papers.ai/collaborating/share-a-project-and-manage-access.md): Invite collaborators to a cloud project for live co-editing, or send a copy of your files for them to work on separately.
- [Real-time collaboration](https://docs.papers.ai/collaborating/real-time-collaboration.md): Once you share a project, edits sync between collaborators automatically, with no manual save or refresh.
- [Comments](https://docs.papers.ai/collaborating/comments.md): Leave threaded feedback on specific text, kanban cards, or timeline items, without editing the file itself.
- [Co-writing across formats](https://docs.papers.ai/collaborating/co-writing-across-formats.md): Two collaborators can work in the same project at once, one in Word, one in Markdown or LaTeX, without either needing the other's tool.
- [Bibliography and citations](https://docs.papers.ai/citing-and-references/bibliography-and-citations.md): Connect a reference manager, or use a .bib file directly, to insert citations into LaTeX, Typst, MyST, and Word documents.
- [Glossary](https://docs.papers.ai/reference/glossary.md): Key terms used throughout the Papers AI docs.
- [Papers AI data processors](https://docs.papers.ai/security/papers-ai-data-processors.md)