Filedrawer: open AI platform auto-generates research reports with a review layer against publication bias
RobbWiller · x · 2026-11-01
RobbWiller boosts YamilVelez's new open platform Filedrawer, built to address publication bias. The agent-friendly platform takes an existing project, generates a report (which can even get a DOI), and runs a "light pass" that checks every reported estimate against the result tables and every analysis against the pre-analysis plan. It integrates automated reviewers including Coarse, RefineDotInk, OpenAIReview, and JunyanJiang's new system Edyth (free for studies filed on Filedrawer), and suggests follow-up research designs with downloadable QSFs. Data and scripts live on GitHub.
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