Getting started

Language settings

The interface, the agent's answers and the artifacts follow one language setting — English, Korean, Japanese or Chinese.

Choose the interface language

Use the language menu in the site footer, or the Language item in the profile menu (your avatar at the bottom of the sidebar) inside the workspace. The choice is saved on this browser (and on your profile when you're signed in) and applies to the whole product: menus, buttons, surveys, docs and blog.

The Language flyout in the profile menu.
The Language flyout in the profile menu.

The agent answers in your language

The agent answers in the language of your first message in a session. Slash commands expand into that language too: with the interface in Korean, /research becomes a Korean request and the report, tables and figure labels come out in Korean. Screenshots in the docs and blog also switch to the matching language where a capture exists.

A session keeps the language it started in. To switch, start a new chat — or say explicitly "answer in English from now on".

Mixed-language sources

Literature search runs in English against the databases (OpenAlex, PubMed, Crossref, Semantic Scholar, Europe PMC) regardless of your language, so you get the full international evidence; the report itself is written in your language with original titles preserved in the reference list.

If the output comes back in the wrong language

See Output is in the wrong language.