Document analysis needs a workspace, not just a prompt.
Most document tools accept an upload and answer a question. Then the session ends, the context disappears, and the next question starts from nothing.
Search+ keeps the documents, your standing instructions, every conversation, and the cited evidence inside one persistent workspace — so the analysis accumulates instead of resetting.
Upload, ask, forget, repeat.
The standard pattern for AI document analysis is:
Upload a file. Ask a question. Get an answer. Close the tab.
Tomorrow, reupload the file. Restate what matters. Ask a slightly different question. Get an answer that has no memory of yesterday's.
The document has not changed. But the understanding built around it was never saved.
The documents stay. The context stays. The work continues.
Search+ is built around a persistent workspace, not a prompt window.
Add the documents that define a project. Set standing instructions that shape every answer — priorities, terminology, evidence standards, exclusions. Ask across the collection or narrow to a single source. Inspect the citation, the excerpt, and the source behind any claim.
Return next week. The workspace is where you left it.
The answer should still know where it came from.
When a useful finding gets copied into a note or a presentation, the exact source and supporting excerpt usually disappear.
Search+ attaches inline citations to important claims. Open a citation to see the source document, available section metadata, and the supporting excerpt. The connection between the claim and the evidence is part of the product, not something you reconstruct manually.
Search+ shows sections and page references when the underlying source provides them. It does not manufacture location data that the document does not contain.
The question crosses document boundaries. The tool should too.
Some questions can only be answered by comparing, synthesizing, or extracting across several sources. Most workflows force you to inspect and summarize them one at a time.
Search+ supports two deliberate modes of inquiry:
Across the collection. Search every eligible source when the answer depends on comparison or distributed evidence.
Inside one document. Narrow to a single source when the question requires a focused, file-specific answer.
Switch between them without losing the workspace or prior conversations.
Start working with your documents, not around them.
Bring the files that define a project into one workspace. Ask across them, inspect the evidence, and return to the work without rebuilding the context.
Start a workspace