• Cite exact passages, figures, equations, tables, or definitions. • Trace ideas through editions. • Inspect where a source is actually used. • Follow citation and quotation chains. • Compare definitions across papers. • Build literature maps from declared concepts rather than NLP inference alone. • Distinguish exact passage continuity from inferred continuity after revision. • Reproduce interactive table calculations. • Inspect original 3D research objects instead of only screenshots. • Publish scholarly responses that address precise claims. • Compare corresponding elements across works. • Build semantic literature reviews. • Trace concept evolution across a literature. • Identify which sources support which parts of an argument.