MyResearchAdvisor Modules

Media-analysis layer that highlights narrative pressure, emotional framing, and missing evidence in articles, posts, and transcripts.

Use it when: you want to see where a text is trying to push you, before you decide whether you agree.

Focus: verdict verbs, urgency cues, affect loading, and separation of evidence from conclusion language.

Status: Research and prototyping.

Protective layer that helps you understand how your public content can be scraped, cloned, or imitated by automated systems.

Use it when: you publish online and want a clearer view of how your material might be reused or repackaged.

Focus: surface-level obfuscation, friction for bulk scraping, and clear disclaimers about limits of protection.

Status: Consumer-facing design and policy scaffolding in progress.

Core structure that connects raw inputs (links, PDFs, screenshots) to tagged claims, sources, and decisions.

Use it when: a topic grows beyond a single note and you need a durable place to store what you know and how you know it.

Focus: provenance, uncertainty tracking, and step-by-step promotion from “interesting” to “working” to “trusted”.

Status: Active design and internal use.