A workspace for open physics questions

Carry one question all the way to a defensible next step.

Cycle turns the research routine — definition, literature review, proposal, work, analysis, review, decision — into one saved, linked workspace instead of scattered notes and chat threads. Come back any time to see exactly where you left off.

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The cycle

01
Problem definition
State the open physics question this project is trying to answer and the constraints bounding the search for an answer.
02
Literature review
Summarize relevant prior work in your own words and note where the open question still isn't settled.
03
Proposal
Turn the gap into a testable hypothesis and describe the approach you intend to take.
04
Work steps
Log the concrete steps you carried out, including any coding or testing, as a running checklist.
05
Analysis
Interpret what the work produced and be explicit about limitations.
06
Review
Step back and critique the work before deciding whether it supports a conclusion or a stop.
07
Conclusion
Record a conclusive result or a deliberate stop.

Saved, not scattered

Every stage writes to your own project. Leave and come back — your current stage, prior history, and next action are exactly where you left them.

Yours to edit

Seed templates are clearly labeled starting points, never answers. Every field stays editable, including after you move on to the next stage.

Honest boundaries

Cycle organizes your own notes and judgment. It does not fetch papers, run code, or claim scientific validity on your behalf — every conclusion is yours to defend.