📝 Input
Models, notes and instructions — everything downstream derives from here.
🤖 Models
Model overrides for this app. Loaded from your configured API providers.
📋 Notes
Paste raw notes, transcripts or source material — or drop files. This is the canonical source for every operation. Edits auto-save.
Drag & drop files, or
text · markdown · docx · pdf · and more
📐 Instructions optional
Structural and thematic directives for generation. Leave empty to rely on the notes alone.
⚙️ Pipeline
Summarize → Draft → Synthesize lenses → Illustrate.
Distill raw notes into a thematic, conceptual summary organized by key ideas.
Generate a polished article from the summary, notes and instructions.
Weave insights from the analysis lenses back into the article. Run after one or
more lenses. Reads brainstorm, dialectical, socratic,
perspectives, gametheory, debate, protocol,
persuasive, narrative and technical_explanation —
whichever exist.
Add inline AI-generated illustrations. Modifies content.md in
place.
🔍 Analysis Lenses
Explore the material from distinct intellectual perspectives. Their outputs feed back into the article via Update Article.
A broad, divergent set of ideas, extensions and applications.
Thesis, antithesis, synthesis — surface contradictions and resolve them.
A rigorous dialogue that exposes assumptions and strengthens arguments.
Multiple stakeholder viewpoints — differing priorities and concerns.
Players, strategies, payoff matrices and equilibrium analysis.
An in-character debate between historical figures, with moderator synthesis.
Dense pseudo-code frameworks, audited against pattern worship.
📦 Output Lenses
Transform the article into finished deliverables. Persuasive, Narrative and Technical Tutorial also feed back into Update Article; Comic and HTML are terminal renderings.
Reframe as a compelling persuasive essay using rhetorical technique.
Dramatize the content into a narrative with illustrations.
Generate a comic book representation of the content.
Definitions, mechanisms, code snippets and worked examples.
A standalone HTML page rendering of the article.