What did the Practitioners have to say?
We conducted primary research on the contents of gray literature, exploring their current data usage and methods, and distilled our findings as follows.
We implemented a multi-purpose search function, enabling users to both search and quickly extract insights by uploading documents, research papers, or policy documents.
AI-powered search is an advanced search bar helps them to find relevant and well-cited sources.
Recognizing the distinct challenges of restoration in each location, Sift features a filter panel that allows practitioners to easily find the most accurate information and refine their search.
The collections enable collaboration among team members and organizations, where they can track the types of resources saved, the number of files stored, and the count of participating members.
Practitioners can create their personal space, using customized tags as organizers for clear tagging and labeling when saving resources.
Smart insights are generated through LLMs analyzing thousands of vetted resources. The tool produces concise summaries, making it easier for practitioners to review the material quickly.
Using the LLM model, this tool offers dual functionality for searching and obtaining quick insights.
Searching for case studies, papers, and publications by location or implementation stage can be a valuable and easily accessible resource.
AI-powered insights help practitioners use search engines to find relevant facts and figures.
Based on the uploaded document, they can access a variety of content, including case studies, research papers, and local knowledge.
People can easily collaborate in a shared workspace, where they can view saved resources and comment to communicate with team members.