Quick Start Guide

Plurilore can be used as a direct reader, a retrieval-based question tool, or a comparative study workspace. An account is required for the private Hub, including Chat and the Library. The free plan is available without a credit card; the configurable Scholar membership changes usage limits rather than the basic study workflow.

1. Choose where to begin

Open the Hub and select one of these routes:

• Chat for a question about one or several traditions.
• Library to browse source texts without generating an AI answer.
• Atlas to explore topics, themes, and evidence as a graph.
• Practice for a daily passage, committed reading, or a short study module.

The agent overview lists all fourteen retrieval targets. Individual agent pages document the texts included in each corpus.

2. Ask a bounded question

In Chat, select the tradition or traditions that should supply evidence. A question that names a text, passage, term, or theme usually produces a more focused retrieval set than a broad prompt. The question guide includes examples for passage study and comparison.

3. Check the sources

Open the Sources consulted section under an answer. Each source link points to the relevant location in the Library, where the passage can be read with surrounding context. A citation shows what material the answer received; it does not guarantee that every sentence in the generated answer is correct.

4. Keep only what you need

Chat exists for the current page session and is not saved as server-side conversation history. Copy material you want to retain into Notes. Notes stay on the current device, so use the export action for backups or transfer.