Marcin Gajewski@Locus

EXOMind is a research tool for exploring habitable planets. It allows users to ask questions and generates structured knowledge notes with titles and answers. As research progresses, agents extract tags from notes, linking them into a dynamic knowledge graph. Researchers receive follow-up questions to deepen their exploration. The tool aggregates data from international space agencies, addressing the complexity of space research by structuring information in an interconnected way. Notes are visualized in Obsidian for intuitive navigation. Multi-Agent System 1. Research Agent – Gathers data from three tools: - Web Search Agent (Tavily API) – Scrapes and aggregates web data. - SQL Querying Agent – Searches NASA's Exoplanet Archive (5,832 confirmed planets). - Vector Search Agent – Analyzes 500+ scientific papers. 2. Noting Agent – Structures research into concise knowledge notes. 3. Tagging Agent – Identifies relationships with notes, linking them bidirectionally. 4. Response Agent – Generates three follow-up questions to expand research. Frontend Features - Chat Window – Displays research history, chain of thought, and follow-up questions. - Obsidian Visualization – iFrame rendering of the knowledge graph. By structuring research into linked notes, EXOMind simplifies complex space exploration topics and enhances knowledge discovery.