What’s new

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  1. Memberships and article packs are here, with more study companions and smoother reading.

    • Pay with Alipay. Purchases are checked automatically.
    • See your remaining allowance and reset date. Failed or canceled generation doesn’t count.
    • Choose from more study companions, with adjustable sizes and positions. Some are exclusive to members.
    • Questions now include the article you’re reading. We also fixed unexpected scroll jumps.
    • Open articles from library cards. Topics are sorted by their newest article.

  2. From full conversations and clearer writing confirmation to related topics and smoother browsing, this update makes the learning process easier to follow.

    • The conversation panel below an article now keeps the full conversation instead of only the latest reply. New replies scroll into view, while manual scrolling keeps you in control.
    • Before writing starts, the confirmation shows the article's focus, estimated time, and concepts assumed to be familiar. Deselect unfamiliar concepts so the article starts at a better point for you.
    • Public library topic pages now include related topics to explore next. Your personal topic directory uses a more compact masonry layout.
    • Covers appear sooner, mobile pages use fewer entrance animations, and Chinese typography, issue numbers, and diagram labels are clearer.

    • Article writing now follows Cognitive Load Theory: working memory is limited, and too many new concepts can make an otherwise clear article tiring. Articles introduce the knowledge needed to understand the current topic without unnecessary detours.
    • Every article now includes a mind map and glossary to show how ideas connect and collect new concepts worth remembering.
    • The reading page has key-point navigation, with direct jumps to the relevant passages, mind map, and glossary.
    • Article generation shows its current stage: drafting, revising, or finalizing.
    • Fixed issues with expired sign-in sessions, homepage errors in some browsers, and duplicate demo topics after sign-in.

    • Added a blog for ideas and methods about independent learning, understanding knowledge, and AI tools.
    • Library search now returns both topics and articles. Search terms stay in the URL for browsing and sharing.
    • Highlight text as you read. Conversation replies and article key points now display math correctly, and enlarged diagrams can be scrolled horizontally.
    • The sidebar shows when AI is replying and when a new reply is ready. Unread status persists across refreshes and devices.
    • Mobile layouts account for notches, gesture areas, and the keyboard. Inputs stay visible, Enter adds a line break, and copying does not require hovering.
    • Images, covers, and background updates cause fewer layout shifts. Article text and topic lists are easier to scan.
    • The invitation dialog now clearly shows rewards for both people, invitation progress, earned membership time, and a copyable invitation message.

    • Search the public library and your personal library by meaning or exact words, across the whole library. Public search works without signing in.
    • Follow-up conversations search articles already written for the topic, helping new articles build on earlier ones with less repetition.
    • Cover images now center on a clear scene, with better light and dark balance.
    • Topic cards have a consistent design, article lists use a single column, and long directories scroll faster.
    • The reading page has a narrower text column, adjusted heading weight, and improved paragraph spacing.

    • Export articles as Markdown from the top-right “More” menu, including the body, key points, and sources.
    • Conversations and articles support diagrams that open in a full-screen view.
    • The public library includes more topics for everyday life, work, and learning. Article pages have a contents button to return to their topic.

    • Topics are collected in the public library, so you can read a series without starting a conversation.
    • After signing in, find your topics in your personal library. Individual articles can also be shared publicly.
    • Open service status from the footer to check the website, conversations, sign-in, and articles. Visit contact us when you need support.

  8. Eulore is now open to everyone. Complex topics, one readable article a day — ask as you go.