Canon and review
The AI reads your documents and proposes facts, each tied to the sentence it came from. Nothing is canon until someone on your team accepts it, and every canon fact keeps its citation.
Candidates, each with its source sentence
Import a document and the AI proposes characters, places, relationships, events and world rules. Every candidate carries a quote, and the quote is checked word for word against the passage before you see it.
- Quotes match across smart quotes, dashes, line breaks and Markdown emphasis, and keep the source’s exact characters
- A candidate whose quote isn’t in the source is blocked: it can’t be accepted
- Re-extract a document any time; only new candidates are added
A second opinion from the AI critic
A second AI reads each verified candidate with the paragraphs around it and the canon about the same names. It says keep, reject or needs edit, with a one-line reason such as figurative, duplicate or wrong subject. It is advice only and never changes a fact.
- A flag stands only if two more readings with the whole document agree
- “Use in Edit & accept” fills in the critic’s suggested fix for you to check
- Accept every candidate the critic keeps in one decision, or go one by one with the keyboard
Canon you can browse, search and cite
Accepted facts form the canon: a filterable list grouped by kind, a relationship graph and a story timeline. Superseded facts are kept with their history, never deleted.
- Every canon fact links to the exact passage it came from
- Ask questions of canon; with no evidence the answer is “unknown”
- Story time like D3 14:00, day-only D3, and days before the story starts
Start with a finished story
Create a studio and load The Ashbell Pass or Broken Tide: real documents, AI candidates to review and planted contradictions to find. Or run CanonTracker on your own server; it is open source.