> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.consensus.app/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Search basics > Short video tutorials that show how to get the most out of Consensus search, each with the exact prompts used so you can run them yourself. Each tutorial is a two-to-five-minute video from the [Consensus YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5at_-ZVRXUFdJpolkZcVHKmQBIGB8RXL), with the prompts written out so you can copy them into Consensus. Most tutorials work in two or three searches: ask a question, then ask a follow-up in the same thread. Research Agent keeps the context, so each step builds on the last. ## Finding and filtering papers Stack year, journal quality, and citation filters in plain language. Surface the foundational work in a field you're new to. Put interventions side by side with the same metrics. A what's-new digest grouped by approach and ranked by evidence. ## Following citations Look backward and forward from any paper. From one trusted paper to every adjacent study. Foundations, breakthroughs, and the last three years. A researcher's body of work and most influential paper. Port a method between disciplines and find collaborators. ## Working with your own papers Gap analysis on a Collection, then fill it from the index. Analyze hundreds or thousands of saved papers at once. Validate design, sample size, and novelty before submitting. Find the papers you should have cited. Search internal reports alongside the published literature.