Rabbit Holes

Rabbit Holes is branching research — generated nodes, cited sources, and sessions you can browse and resume where you left off.

What it is for

• Following a question down multiple paths without losing the trail
• Nodes with sources you can inspect and cite
• Browse past holes and pick up mid-branch

How it differs from Chat

Chat is linear (with memory). Rabbit Holes is a graph: each branch is a node, and the UI is built for research topology rather than a single transcript.

When to use Rabbit Holes

Start a hole when a topic deserves parallel exploration — comparisons, deep dives, or “what if” branches — and you want citations and structure, not just a long chat log.