> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.antlect.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Reading results

> The Summary, Publications, and Patents views of a completed query, and how to work with them.

When a query finishes, its results open in a structured view with a tab bar across the top: **Summary**, **Publications**, and **Patents**, plus a **Graph mode** toggle at the right end of the bar.

## Summary

The Summary is the synthesised answer to your question. It presents:

* **Key entities**: the researchers, institutions, and funders that matter for your question, with the context that makes them relevant.
* **Findings**: the relationships and signals the analysis surfaced, written as prose you can lift directly into a report.
* **Ranked tables and charts**: where the question implies a ranking or a trend, the Summary includes it as an artifact.

## Publications

The Publications tab shows the publication record underlying the answer: papers, authors, venues, and dates. Use it to verify a claim from the Summary or to drill into a specific researcher's output.

## Patents

The Patents tab shows related patent activity (filings, assignees, and inventors), which often reveals commercialisation intent that publication data alone misses.

## Graph mode

At the right end of the tab bar is the **Graph mode** toggle. It switches the same result set into an interactive network graph of the entities and their connections, in the same space the tabs occupy. The tab views and the graph are two lenses on one result, and switching between them never loses your place.

<Card title="Network graph guide" icon="circle-nodes" href="/guides/network-graph">
  Full guide to navigating, filtering, and expanding the graph.
</Card>

## Selecting artifacts

Findings inside results (tables, charts, entity profiles) are selectable **artifacts**. Tick the artifacts you want to keep and use the selection bar to save them to the [Library](/guides/history-library) or send them into a [report](/guides/reports).

<Tip>
  Save artifacts as you read rather than at the end. The selection bar keeps a running count, and anything saved stays attached to the query that produced it.
</Tip>