Your role is architecture, not drafting
At Latent Scholar we believe the human role in the AI age is architecture, not just drafting. You don’t need to be a prompt engineer to generate high-quality synthetic scholarship.
Instead of submitting a raw prompt, you provide the research parameters — the specific DNA of the article you want to see. Our system then translates your structured idea into an optimized protocol that guides a large language model (such as Claude, GPT, or Gemini) to generate a full-length draft.
Define the boundaries, the audience, and the goal. You set the intent that everything downstream is measured against.
How to define your parameters
Each field below shapes a different dimension of the output. Use this as a reference while you fill the brief.
Title / Topic
A concise statement of your article’s main subject.
Short Description
A brief summary of your article’s purpose or key idea.
Field / Discipline
Select the academic or professional field of the article.
Intended Audience
The target readers — e.g. researchers, students, or industry professionals.
Citation Style
The formatting style for references and in-text citations (APA, IEEE, Chicago, MLA).
Type of Expected Output
Select the option that best describes the paper you expect the AI to produce:
Summarizes and synthesizes existing research
New experimental or theoretical findings
New method, algorithm, or approach
New theoretical models or equations
New model for understanding a topic
Applies knowledge to a real-world scenario
Practical solution, design, or prototype
Combines methods across disciplines
Examines societal, ethical, or policy implications
Optional Keywords
Important terms or concepts related to your article.
