Practice
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Practice is the structured-reading area of Plurilore. It combines one cited daily passage per tradition with committed Library reading, short corpus-based modules, a weekly plan, and permanent milestones. The page records activity and coverage; private reflections stay on the current device.
Daily passage and reading
Each tradition receives one cited passage per UTC day. The sitting page includes contextual framing, a reflection prompt, and an optional local reflection. Discuss this passage can send the public passage, reference, framing, and prompt to Chat; it does not send the private reflection.
Committed reading continues in the Library with a bookmark, local page reflection, and an explicit progress action. Weekly plans can set targets for distinct reading days and passages in one selected work. The week is evaluated as a unit.
Practice modules
- Sit provides a timer with a starting and ending bell.
- Lexicon tests a corpus-derived term in its tradition-specific sense.
- Concordance places two ideas side by side for comparison.
- Evidence presents a passage without its topic label and asks what it addresses.
Module scopes can use one, several, or all traditions where enough corpus material is available.
Coverage, connections, and milestones
Completed daily passages add concepts to the Practice coverage record. When material completed in two traditions shares a mapped concept, a Connection may appear. Opening it prepares a comparative draft in Chat but does not send it.
Completed weeks, modules, reading milestones, and other defined thresholds can grant chat credits or Atlas interactions. The award icon beside Weekly plan opens the full milestone catalog without occupying the main page. The current descriptions and reward amounts are generated from the same rules that issue the grants.