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Quick Start GuideHow It Works
OverviewChristianityIslamHinduismBuddhismShintoConfucianismTaoismBahaiJainismJudaismSikhismSpiritismVoodooYoruba
The HubLibraryAtlasChat InterfaceEphemeral Chat SessionsPracticeNotes System
Asking Effective QuestionsOrganizing Your NotesIntegrating with PracticeStaying Balanced
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Read the Source Texts Directly

The Library gives you direct access to the canonical texts behind Plurilore's agents. It is a reading tool, not an AI summary: every entry displays the normalized source passages in their original order with stable references.

Open Library from the Hub sidebar. You can browse all available traditions, filter to one tradition, or search text titles. Select a text to begin reading. Longer texts are divided into manageable groups of passages. The reader moves between passage groups within a long text and then continues to the previous or next text in the same collection.

Sources under agent answers are direct links to these same Library pages. When a citation points to a passage outside the currently visible group, the reader automatically loads the correct section and moves to that passage. This lets you verify the surrounding context without searching for it manually.

The Library is available to every logged-in user. It does not consume message credits and is not restricted by a subscription plan. An account is required because the reader is part of the private Hub workspace.

The current reader intentionally keeps presentation simple: title, passage reference, and text. Additional bibliographic information may be added later without changing the canonical passage links.

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