Library

The Library is the canonical reader behind Plurilore's citations. It displays normalized source passages in their original document order with stable references. Unlike Chat, it does not generate a summary or consume message credits; it is the place to inspect the evidence directly.

Browse the corpus

Open Library from the Hub sidebar. The index groups works by tradition and supports filtering by tradition or searching text titles. Selecting a work opens its document list, and selecting a document opens the reader. Long documents are divided into passage windows so the page remains manageable.

Navigation continues through passage windows and then to adjacent documents in the same work. The shelf order comes from the canonical corpus manifest rather than alphabetical sorting, preserving the order defined during import.

Follow a citation

Sources under Chat answers link to stable Library destinations shaped like a tradition, work, document, and passage fragment. If the cited passage is outside the visible window, the reader loads the correct section and moves to that passage. Read the passages before and after it to check whether the generated answer preserved context.

Access and scope

The Library is available to every logged-in user, does not consume chat or Atlas credits, and is not restricted by a paid plan. It currently emphasizes title, passage reference, and text. Bibliographic detail varies by corpus, so the agent pages document the cataloged editions and known scope limits.

When an answer matters, treat the Library text—not the generated paraphrase—as the primary record.