Fictional demonstration
A workspace that keeps its evidence
Load an authored fictional example, add a cited reading, record your assessment and export the result. No real archival data or model call is involved.
Try the document reader with your own scan or PDF →
Fictional local demonstration. Browser saving is disabled here; no AI or server writes run.
This fictional workspace stays in this tab's memory. Export it before leaving.
Import OCR output
Open Docling or PaddleOCR JSON, or Kraken ALTO XML, as a new workspace. Export your current work first. Files are read locally; this does not run an OCR model. Original scans are attached separately after import.
Historical collections and context
Open a local collection export with Import workspace JSON above. Extracted people, events and proposed record links keep their evidence and await review.
For additional context, choose a Wikidata item. Only its public identifier is sent to Wikidata. This opens a separate workspace; export your current work first. External assertions do not establish that two people are the same.
Sign in to retrieve external context. The fictional example makes no external requests.
Search sources and claims
Searches this open workspace locally, including approximate spellings. A search hit does not establish identity.
Reconstruct people and their historical context
Untitled research
0 sources · 0 claims · 0 review records · Workspace format 2
1 / Keep a source
Supply a citation and transcription you are permitted to use. Saved source text stays fixed; add a new source for a corrected reading.
2 / Make a cited claim
Readings and hypotheses remain distinct. An exact passage anchors each claim to the supplied transcription.
3 / Assess the evidence
Choose a claim to inspect its complete passage and record an assessment. Source text and existing claims stay fixed; review records are added separately.
0 of 0 claims match. Reviews are self-declared; opposing assessments remain conflicting.
No claims yet. Add a source and its first cited reading.