Interview coding & theme extraction
Codes transcripts against the researcher's own framework. Theme extraction consistent across cycles.
Research AI for humanities and social sciences — from interview coding to SSCI manuscripts
| Dimension | General AI | Humanis |
|---|---|---|
| Interview coding | Manual, inconsistent across cycles | Framework-based coding, consistent across all cycles |
| Literature review | Unstructured synthesis | Structured synthesis matrices aligned to field conventions |
| Manuscript drafting | Blank-page writing | Section-level SSCI-aligned scaffolds ready for critical revision |
Sociology (qualitative methods) · International law (policy & treaty research)
Before deployment. Evaluation report drafting, interview coding, and routine administrative tasks each consumed extended blocks — leaving little bandwidth for the research itself.
What changed. Humanis codes interview transcripts, scaffolds evaluation and commission reports, and systematises recurring research-support documentation. Both researchers retain full analytical control; the system carries the construction work.
Stages 01–04 take 6–10 weeks. Stage 05 is the ongoing relationship.
30-minute working session. We map your research workflows and bottlenecks together.
Domain axioms documented. The core reasoning structure of your research practice, written down.
Knowledge base, RAG pipeline, and agents — built with you, grounded in your research axioms.
Until it's in your hands. And after.
Every cycle adds to your knowledge base. The asset grows with use.