Chat Interface
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Chat is the question-and-answer surface for Plurilore's retrieval system. You choose the traditions that may supply evidence, enter a question, and receive a streamed response with a structured Sources consulted panel. The interface is designed for source-led study rather than open-ended companionship.
Select the source boundary
A single selected tradition keeps retrieval inside that corpus. Several selections enable cross-reference and sum the credit cost of the chosen agents. Standard agents cost one chat credit and Pro agents cost three; the interface calculates the exact total before a comparative request is sent.
The selected tradition matters more than decorative phrasing in the prompt. If a question needs Quranic evidence, for example, the Islam agent must be selected. If it asks for a textual comparison with the Bible, both Islam and Christianity should be selected.
Read the response
Answer text streams as it is generated. The source panel is separate from the prose, so it remains the complete record of passages returned by retrieval even when the answer does not cite every sentence inline. Open any source to read it in the Library.
Continue or narrow
Recent turns remain available during the current page session, allowing follow-up questions. Ask for a narrower passage range, the definition of a term, a contrast between two sources, or clarification of which claim is an inference. The question guide has reusable patterns.
Chat can be wrong even when the sources are relevant. Use Limits and Verification before treating an answer as settled.