> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nested-knowledge.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nested-knowledge.com/review-workflow/synthesis/navigate-synthesis-outputs/manuscript-in-synthesis.md). # Manuscript in Synthesis Learn how to navigate the Manuscript page in Synthesis. A Manuscript is a full written report of the review — similar in structure to a published journal article, with sections, references, and tables — that a reviewer has drafted to walk you through their findings in prose rather than diagrams. This page shows exactly what they've written, kept current as their review progresses. ### What You Can Do Here * **Navigate by section** — select **Show Table of Contents** to open a navigable outline, generated automatically from the document's headings. * **View references** — open the **References** panel at the bottom of the page for the full reference list, or select any blue in-text citation to jump straight to its entry. * **Download** the whole document as a Word file, via the three-dot menu. This page is read-only.

The Manuscript page in Synthesis, showing the document content and its table of contents — The Manuscript page shows your review as a written report.

### Filters Filters that apply elsewhere in Synthesis (see [Filters on Synthesis](/review-workflow/synthesis/navigate-synthesis-outputs/filters-on-synthesis.md)) do not apply here — the Manuscript is already written to reflect exactly what its author intended, so a separate filtering layer isn't offered on top of it. ### FAQs

Was this written by AI or by a person?

Manuscript content is written manually by the reviewer in what they call Manuscript Editor — it isn't automatically generated.

Why is there no filter option here?

Manuscript and Dashboard are the two Synthesis pages that filters don't apply to — see [Filters on Synthesis](/review-workflow/synthesis/navigate-synthesis-outputs/filters-on-synthesis.md) for why.

Do I need an account to read this?

No — if you've been sent a link, you can read and download this document without signing up.

### Next Steps


Manuscript Editor	Draft or edit the content shown here.	Manuscript Editor
Filters on Synthesis	Learn where Synthesis-wide filters apply.	Filters on Synthesis

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