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Search and cite primary sources from Source Library. Use when asked what historical authors wrote, to find quotes from old texts, investigate alchemical or philosophical works, or cite translated Latin/German s...
Extract and catalog illustrations from historical books using AI vision. Generates rich metadata (subjects, figures, symbols, style, technique) and museum-style descriptions. Use when asked to extract images, r...
Quality auditor for Source Library. Prioritizes verifying original language texts (not modern translations), auditing metadata accuracy against title pages, USTC alignment, and translation quality. Use for syst...
Create a DOI-ready scholarly edition of a translated book. Use when asked to publish, create an edition, mint a DOI, or prepare a book for scholarly publication. Generates front matter, creates versioned editio...
Autonomous curator for Source Library. Discover, evaluate, and import historical texts from digital archives (Archive.org, Gallica, MDZ). Use for acquisition sessions, collection gap analysis, or building thema...
Batch process books through the complete pipeline - generate cropped images for split pages, OCR all pages, then translate with context. Use when asked to process, OCR, translate, or batch process one or more b...
Bibliographic research agent for analyzing books and manuscripts. Builds comprehensive "book biographies" showing production context, textual transmission, related editions, and scholarly networks. Use when ask...
Autonomous curator for Source Library - discover, evaluate, and import historical texts in alchemy, Hermetica, Kabbalah, Rosicrucianism, and early modern knowledge. Use when asked to curate books, find new sour...
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