RationelMind

RationelMind is an advanced research-analysis engine built to model how real scholars think. Instead of summarizing papers into bland elevator pitches, it reconstructs the full reasoning architecture behind scientific work. It digs into how researchers define concepts, form hypotheses, build arguments, and justify conclusions. The system begins with construct extraction, identifying the conceptual backbone of a paper, the core ideas, definitions, and assumptions that frame the entire study. From there, it maps causal structures, tracing how claims link to evidence, where mechanisms are implied, and where logical gaps or contradictions hide. Its signature feature is the Reasoning Graph: a high-clarity visualization of the paper’s internal logic, mirroring expert-level critical thinking. This lets users see exactly how evidence flows into arguments and how arguments support conclusions. RationelMind also includes Reference Intelligence, analyzing citations not as passive sources but as functional components of the reasoning chain, distinguishing foundational theories, methodological scaffolding, supportive data, or contradicting evidence. With multidisciplinary pattern detection, it draws conceptual parallels across fields, revealing analogies and alternative interpretations that spark new hypotheses. Unlike typical summarizers that flatten complexity, RationelMind exposes it. It delivers a structured, transparent, cognition-based interpretation of research, giving users the clarity, depth, and analytical power of an expert reviewer.