Basic Structure doctrine limits Parliament's power to amend the Constitution beyond its core identity.
Kesavananda Bharati (1973) established that certain features cannot be destroyed by amendment.
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Beyond single-page Q&A
While the reader panel handles quick questions on one document, /study-ai is where longer investigations live: comparing chapters, drafting essay outlines, or tracing themes across multiple PDFs in a collection.
Each thread stores messages server-side (free accounts: 30 messages per thread; Premium: 300). Oldest messages trim automatically so threads stay fast.
Basic Structure doctrine limits Parliament's power to amend the Constitution beyond its core identity.
Kesavananda Bharati (1973) established that certain features cannot be destroyed by amendment.
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Library scope filters
Every thread has a context kind — LIBRARY, NOTEBOOK, TOPIC, or PAGE — that constrains retrieval. Ask about "all my Constitutional Law PDFs" with notebook scope, or zoom into one topic before exams.
- LIBRARY — search across everything you indexed
- NOTEBOOK — one collection only
- TOPIC — single topic within a collection
- PAGE — one document, like reader Ask AI
Relevancy and syllabus documents
Paste syllabus text or upload a PDF/txt relevancy doc and attach it to a thread. Study AI injects that document into the system prompt so answers stay aligned with your exam's framing — even when source PDFs are generic.
Free accounts store up to 10 relevancy docs; Premium allows 50.
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Citations and exports
Responses include citations[] with titles and in-app links so you can verify claims in the original PDF. Export or save answer content when you want a permanent note in your workflow.
Basic Structure doctrine limits Parliament's power to amend the Constitution beyond its core identity.
Kesavananda Bharati (1973) established that certain features cannot be destroyed by amendment.
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When to lift scope beyond one page
Use page-scoped chat while reading a single judgment. Switch to library-wide when you need synthesis: "What have I uploaded about cooperative federalism?" or "Draft a week revision plan from my Economy folder."
Scope controls in the Study AI workspace let you include or exclude collections before sending — narrow scope when answers felt too broad last time.
Cross-document comparison
Ask Shelf to compare your Laxmikanth highlights with a coaching PDF you uploaded separately — retrieval pulls from both if they are indexed. Request tables: article vs amendment vs case, treaty vs domestic law, theory vs numerical method.
Follow up with "cite which page each row came from" to keep yourself honest during revision.
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Thread hygiene
Start a new thread for a new subject — mixing Polity and Ethics in one conversation dilutes retrieval. Title threads by exam or date so history search stays useful months later.
Pin important threads from the dashboard or reopen from recent activity.
Basic Structure doctrine limits Parliament's power to amend the Constitution beyond its core identity.
Kesavananda Bharati (1973) established that certain features cannot be destroyed by amendment.
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Images and attachments
In the full workspace you can attach screenshots or diagrams to a question — useful when a graph did not OCR well in the PDF. The model sees the image plus retrieved text together.
Keep attachments focused; large images consume tokens faster than text questions.
Limits of RAG
If a PDF never finished processing, it may be missing from search — check publish status on the page. Scanned books without OCR yield sparse chunks; prefer parsed uploads when possible.
Study AI complements reading; it does not replace working through primary sources yourself.
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Premium depth
Premium subscribers get higher token ceilings for long library-wide sessions — multi-step essay outlines, full mock test analysis across ten uploads, or chapter-wise summary batches in one sitting.
Free users still get meaningful daily use; Premium is for peak-season volume.
Basic Structure doctrine limits Parliament's power to amend the Constitution beyond its core identity.
Kesavananda Bharati (1973) established that certain features cannot be destroyed by amendment.
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