Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Rosetta?

Rosetta is a clinical text editor with built-in agents. You write notes as usual. Agents do the tedious work: expanding abbreviations, pulling references, formatting citations, and drafting reasoning. Every change an agent proposes has to be accepted before it modifies your document.

How Do I Get Access?

What Can I Upload Into RAG?

The RAG panel accepts PDFs, plain text, Markdown, JSON, CSV, TSV, HTML, RTF, and common image formats. You can also search PubMed in the app.

What Is The Difference Between `Plan` And `Act`?

Plan reasons through a request first. Act returns an answer, draft, or edit right away.

How Do Templates Work?

Rosetta supports shared templates, workspace defaults, and local overrides for one note.

How Do I Use Chat Tools?

Press Ctrl/Cmd + K to ask a free-form question. Or select text and right-click to run an agent on just that selection, such as explain, expand, simplify, or cite. In both cases the result comes back as a pending suggestion you accept or reject.

What Happens When Rosetta Suggests An Edit?

Rosetta stores the edit as a suggestion first. You review it in the editor and accept or reject it. Only accepted suggestions enter revision history.

What Appears In Revisions?

The Revisions tab shows accepted AI changes. Each entry records the original text, the accepted text, the reason, and the time accepted.

Can Rosetta Search PubMed?

Yes. The RAG panel can query PubMed through the NCBI E utilities APIs and add selected articles as sources.

Does Rosetta Support General Document Import And Export?

The app is focused on drafting and review in the browser. These docs do not describe a separate import or export system for notes.

Which AI Models Does Rosetta Use?

During beta, Rosetta is a bring your own key service. You connect your own provider key in settings, and Rosetta uses that key for supported AI features.

Questions about the current docs can be sent to philip@philipshih.org.