Elicit launches Shared Projects to turn team AI research into institutional knowledge
elicitorg · x · 2026-09-03
Elicit launched Shared Projects, addressing how AI-era knowledge retention has gotten harder: researcher output lives across individual sessions and files invisible to teammates, causing duplicated effort.
- Shared Projects give teams a persistent home for sessions, files, sources, artifacts, and prior work so knowledge accumulates
- Example: two researchers can work on different topics (clinical evidence, competitive landscape) while feeding one shared knowledge base
- Goal: team AI work becomes institutional knowledge others can find, understand, and reuse instead of every question starting from a blank slate
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