Faraday is an AI co-scientist on your bench. Claimscape maps a claim across PubMed, and Rigor Scan checks how completely a paper reports its methods.
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// September 24, 2026

This week: Introducing Faraday, an AI co-scientist on your bench, and two free tools for kickstarting your research, both built on Jev.

>Faraday: An AI Co-Scientist on Your Bench

Faraday is an AI co-scientist built into a benchtop instrument. It analyzes your data, reads the literature, and writes up the methods on hardware in your lab. It runs models locally, screens every outbound request through the sovereignty gate, and sends nothing to a frontier model without your approval.

The Faraday instrument, a benchtop enclosure with a large workspace touchscreen and a smaller chat touchscreen below it.

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>Claimscape: Where the Literature Stands

Type a claim and it maps the most relevant PubMed abstracts by study design and year. On the claim that hormone therapy reduces heart disease, 24% of randomized trials support it. Every dot opens the sentence behind the verdict.

Claimscape map for hormone replacement therapy and coronary heart disease: randomized trials mostly against the claim, observational studies split.

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Read how the map is made →

>Rigor Scan: A Reporting Check for Any Paper

Drop in a PDF and it runs 74 reporting checks, each tied to a sentence in the paper. The file stays in your browser. The example paper scores 79 for how completely it reports what it did. Both Rigor Scan and Claimscape are completely free, with no login required.

Rigor Scan results for the example paper, with the PDF, a highlighted sentence, a rigor fingerprint, and a completeness index of 79.

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Read how a scan works →

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