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Kimi Book: Research notebook with source-based chat

Organize sources in Kimi Book, ask questions about selected documents, save notes and create flashcards inside KimiBrain’s research notebook.

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What you can do with Kimi Book

Kimi Book keeps source material, questions and notes together. Selecting sources helps you focus a conversation on a specific part of your notebook. Inspect the cited material when you use an answer, especially when different sources describe similar subjects.

How to use Kimi Book

  1. Create a notebook and add relevant sources.

  2. Select the sources for your question and read the cited answer.

  3. Save findings as notes or generate study flashcards.

A practical example

Keep Cedar and Willow garden notes in one notebook, then ask about Cedar using only its selected source.

Illustrative workflow; this is not a claim that every generated result will be identical.

Before you start

Will a source-based answer always be correct?

No. Check the cited passages and make sure the answer applies to the selected source and your question.

Where can I check access and usage?

Open the tool to see the access and usage available to your account. Review the current plans and billing policy before choosing a subscription.

What should I check in the result?

Compare the output with your inputs and the purpose of the task. Review any facts, calculations, references or generated files before relying on them.

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