Fetches the topic from Simple English Wikipedia and stores the facts it grounds, then queues the topics its lead section links to. Asking is the consent for these fetches.
Type a plain fact and it is stored if the recognizer can ground it — “a beagle is a kind of dog”, “a dog has a tail”. No guessing: an unrecognized sentence is skipped, honestly.
Paste or drop text; it keeps only the sentences it can ground as facts and skips the rest. The same recognizer the ingest page runs.
Nothing learned yet this session. Research a term, teach a fact, or ingest some text above.
The graph's hubs appear here as it grows.
Pick a term the graph knows and it reads back a short narrative — the facts it holds, composed into sentences with the sources named, deterministic and never a guess. The full fact list stays one click away behind “show the facts”.
Ask for a digest, or click a term under “best-connected terms” above.
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