Getting the most out of
TheoreticalPhysics.ai with your AI
Learn the tools one task at a time. Start a project, ask better questions and work with other people.
Two tutorials. Real work.
From a question to your first project
Investigate ocean tides. Keep a note and a source, then save your work.
Read the tutorial02 · About 5–10 minutesWork with a teacher, friend or fellow scholar
Share selected work, choose permissions and bring feedback into your project.
Read the tutorial03Learn how to use AI
How to speak to it, and how to write the constitution that holds it to the class.
Read the page04Teachers & AI rules
A teacher sets one AI rule and sends one link; students turn work in with the whole AI trail.
Read the pageUsing your TP.AI folder
Open Your TP.AI folder to browse the open tree. Follow TP.AI → Study Hall → AI Projects → your project → a folder → an item. Click a name to open it, or hold the mouse button, move to the name you want, and release. Branches stay open. Use their arrows to close or reopen them.
Connect, save and reopen
Choose Connect TP.AI and select your existing TP.AI folder, or its parent. Study Hall creates TP.AI inside the parent when needed. Desktop Chrome and Edge support this folder connection. Grant access when your browser asks.
Connected folders save as you work. Each written file is read back before Study Hall reports it saved. The toolbar shows the current status. Under Folder actions, use Save and verify now to check a save, or Reconnect TP.AI if the browser needs permission again. Without a connected folder, work remains a browser draft until you save a backup or connect a folder.
Back up and recover your work
Under Folder actions, choose Download backup for a copy of project text and attached files. Keep another copy on a separate drive. Use Import backup with an empty destination folder to restore or move the workspace. A browser draft alone is not a separate backup.
Connect chat to your projects
Under Folder actions, choose Connect chat to TP.AI. An authenticated chat can request saves through the open workspace. Project names and save requests pass through a temporary authenticated relay. Existing document contents stay on the computer. Requests are cleared after acknowledgment or expiry cleanup. The toolbar reports the chat connection’s status.
Use voice commands
In Study Hall Preferences, set Voice commands to On or Off. With voice on and microphone permission granted, say Synapse to open project navigation. The preference stays selected between visits. Speech recognition depends on the browser, may use its provider’s speech service, and pauses while the tab is hidden. TP.ai does not store recordings.
Ten ways to get more out of Study Hall.
These videos are planned and have not been produced yet. The guided tour and written tutorials are available now.
- 01Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Start with a question
Create your first Study Hall project.
What this lesson will cover
Name a project, add a class or subject, choose Student mode if useful, and find its materials.
- 02Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Your folders, your work
Know where your work is saved.
What this lesson will cover
Connect TP.AI, follow the project hierarchy, verify a save and download a complete backup.
- 03Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Ask your AI a useful question
Give your chosen AI enough context to help.
What this lesson will cover
State your question, level and desired result. Copy the request into your own AI account, then bring the answer back.
- 04Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Check an answer before you trust it
Turn an AI response into something you can investigate.
What this lesson will cover
Separate claims from evidence, open the cited sources and record what remains unverified.
- 05Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Turn research into a draft
Keep the argument connected to its sources.
What this lesson will cover
Take notes anywhere: a class, a lecture, an AI exchange, Google, or off the top of your head. On the Scratch Sheet, turn those notes and the source facts into a direction. The Draft is where that direction is put together, over and over. You do not have to use Scratch Sheet. It is a place to paste notes and rough brainstorms from Record. Keep quotations and your own words distinct.
- 06Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Auto LaTeX, without the extra step
See supported equations typeset as you write.
What this lesson will cover
Type E = mc^2 on its own line, inspect the preview, save an Equation Card and open Equation Studio for exports.
- 07Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Give your work a visual voice
Add figures that help the reader.
What this lesson will cover
Import an image with + Graphics, set its size and position, and add a caption and image description.
- 08Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Study Hall in the classroom
Make room for teacher feedback.
What this lesson will cover
Organize a class project, share selected material and give a teacher comment access using their Study Hall account.
- 09Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Work with friends and fellow scholars
Collaborate while choosing what stays private.
What this lesson will cover
Create a shared copy, choose member permissions, review comments and copy shared text back when ready.
- 10Video planned · 60–90 seconds
Prepare the work for its reader
Choose the right format and check the final output.
What this lesson will cover
Review the draft, follow the instructor or journal requirements, export the files and inspect them before submitting.
