Reading Your Analysis Results
After The Archiver analyses your Dossier, it presents the results as a series of blocks — each block showing a different aspect of what the AI found.
The 9 block types
1. Narrative
A flowing prose description of what the AI found — written like a short essay. This is the main summary of the collection and its significance.
2. Timeline
A chronological list of key events, dates, and developments found across the documents. Useful for understanding how events unfolded over time.
3. Quote
A significant direct quotation from one of the documents, with attribution and context. The AI selects quotes that are particularly revealing or historically significant.
4. Entity Card
A profile card for a key person, organisation, or place mentioned repeatedly in the collection. Includes what the AI knows about them from the documents.
5. Connection
A connection the AI has drawn between two or more items — a link, pattern, or relationship that wouldn't be obvious from looking at individual files.
6. Finding
A specific factual discovery or conclusion the AI has drawn from the evidence. Each Finding is supported by references to the source documents.
7. Comparison
A side-by-side comparison of two items or aspects — useful for highlighting contrasts, contradictions, or development over time.
8. Gap
Something that appears to be missing from the collection — a period with no records, an expected document not present, or a question the available materials can't answer.
9. Research Question
A follow-up question the AI suggests based on what it found — pointing towards areas for further research or investigation.
Navigating the results
- Use the Table of Contents on the right side to jump to specific blocks
- Click the source reference on any Finding or Narrative block to jump to the source file
- Click the file reference to open the original document
Follow-up questions
At the bottom of the results, you'll see a list of suggested follow-up questions. Click any question to ask the AI to explore it in more depth — this generates a new set of blocks focused on that question.
You can also type your own questions in the text box.
Sharing and exporting results
- Click Export to download the analysis as a PDF or Word document
- Click Share to generate a shareable link (if your plan supports sharing)
Re-running the analysis
If you add more files to the Dossier, or want a fresh analysis, click Re-analyse. The previous results are saved — the new analysis is added alongside them with a timestamp.