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AskChem: Claim-Centered Infrastructure for Chemistry Literature Synthesis

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TL;DR - AskChem is a claim-centered chemistry literature system that retrieves atomic findings with source evidence instead of ranked paper lists. It helps scientists and AI agents synthesize cross-paper answers with stronger provenance and citation grounding.

  • Indexes 2.4 million typed claims from 147,000 papers, each linked to a DOI and supporting quote or evidence locator.
  • Supports retrieval through a faceted taxonomy, an evidence graph, and an exploratory taxonomy organized by scientific principles.
  • Provides web, REST, SDK, and MCP interfaces for human and agent workflows.
  • On AskChem-Bench, AskChem-grounded GPT-5.5 produced 100% resolvable DOIs versus 88.3% without retrieval and achieved the highest citation density among five systems.

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AskChem: Claim-Centered Infrastructure for Chemistry Literature Synthesis

arXiv cs.CL Bing Yan, Gregory Wolfe, Stefano Martiniani, Kyunghyun Cho 2026-07-30 arXiv:2607.28618
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TL;DR - AskChem is a claim-centered chemistry literature system that retrieves atomic findings with source evidence instead of ranked paper lists. It helps scientists and AI agents synthesize cross-paper answers with stronger provenance and citation grounding.

  • Indexes 2.4 million typed claims from 147,000 papers, each linked to a DOI and supporting quote or evidence locator.
  • Supports retrieval through a faceted taxonomy, an evidence graph, and an exploratory taxonomy organized by scientific principles.
  • Provides web, REST, SDK, and MCP interfaces for human and agent workflows.
  • On AskChem-Bench, AskChem-grounded GPT-5.5 produced 100% resolvable DOIs versus 88.3% without retrieval and achieved the highest citation density among five systems.
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