From source files
to a versioned World.

Follow what happens to a document, and what your AI receives at the other end.

  1. Source fileVersioned input

    Bring your sources

    Choose files or connect a supported system. Every accepted source receives a version and a rights boundary.

    Supported sources
  2. Accepted sourceText + page + region

    Read the document

    Sanitize to PDF and read text with page coordinates. Reading uncertainty stays with the result; the supported-format manifest defines what is recovered.

    Document reading
  3. Extracted passageSource-bound record

    Bind the evidence

    A passage keeps the exact source version, excerpt, page and region. You can open the place it came from.

    Inspect the evidence
  4. Compiled candidateReviewed version

    Review a World

    The compile produces a candidate. Review state and unresolved material remain visible; a candidate and the active version are separate.

    The World artifact
  5. Active WorldAPI · MCP · export

    Connect your AI

    Read the active World through API or MCP, or request a signed portable package. Retrieval keeps the same evidence references.

    Connect your stack
  6. Changed sourcesNext candidate + change record

    Compile the next version

    New sources create a new snapshot to compare and review. The public example uses full-corpus compiles; the selective-rebuild contract states its current implementation boundary.

    Recompilation contract

Own-source processing follows the current access, rights and release conditions. This process diagram describes the product path; it is not a customer run receipt.

See the product and its outputsRead the version contractRead the Knowledge Compiler category guide