Plurilore Wiki

Plurilore is a source-grounded workspace for studying sacred and philosophical texts. It combines direct reading with retrieval-based chat, visual topic maps, structured practice, and local notes. This Wiki documents what those tools do, which texts each agent can search, and where the system's limits begin.

What you can study

Plurilore currently supports fourteen traditions: Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Shinto, Confucianism, Taoism, Bahai, Jainism, Judaism, Sikhism, Spiritism, Voodoo, and Yoruba. Each tradition has a separate retrieval target backed by a defined corpus. Selecting more than one tradition allows a comparative question without treating the traditions as interchangeable.

The corpus is broad, but it is not a complete representation of every school, language, commentary, or living practice within those traditions. The agent pages list the sources available for each one.

Main tools

• Chat retrieves passages before generating an answer and shows the sources consulted.
• Library opens the normalized source texts in canonical reading order.
• Atlas maps corpus-derived topics and evidence across traditions.
• Practice combines daily passages, committed reading, short modules, weekly plans, and milestones.
• Notes stores writing locally on the current device and supports export.

How to use this Wiki

Start with the Quick Start Guide, review How retrieval works, or open the agent overview to inspect corpus coverage. Before relying on an answer, read Limits and Verification. Membership and usage limits are listed on the Pricing page.