Examples

Belief

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Interpretations

Alternatives

More precise rephrasings of the current statement.

Dependencies

The selected interpretation may only be true if these conditions hold.

    Definitions

    Wikidata-backed definitions for each phrase in the statement.

      Confirmations

        Refutations

          Opposite

          Click to analyze the negation of the current statement.

          Correctness 0% … 100%
          Confidence -100% … +100%
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          Supports
          Refutes
          Unknowns
          Fixture evidence

          Reasoning Steps

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          Compare

          Enter two or more claims about the same subject (for example Population of Russia is 100m and Population of Russia is 200m) to see how their Correctness and Confidence stack up.

          Check

          Paste text to color detected statements by correctness.

          Result

          Click Check to color detected statements here.
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          Uniqueness

          Search each detected statement across public sources and estimate whether it should be cited, quoted, or reworded.

          Result

          Click Search to inspect detected statements here.

          Matches

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          Formalize

          Paste any text. Each phrase becomes a Wikipedia-or-Wikidata link whose title carries the Q/P id. Toggle the link target mode, then copy the result as Markdown or Links Notation.

          Link target
          Sources
          Interpretation display
          Pin a phrase to a Q/P id

          Type a phrase from your text plus the exact Wikidata Q-id (entity) or P-id (property) you want it to resolve to. The pin is appended to the lazy overrides below and re-runs the formalization.

          Lazy overrides (Links Notation)

          Each entry pins a phrase to a specific entity, bypassing live lookups. Useful for reproducible demos and to fill gaps the knowledge graphs miss. Indented Links Notation (.lino) is preferred; legacy JSON arrays are still accepted.

          Result

          Click Formalize to see the wikified output here.

          Contexts

          Click a context to reinterpret the same text through that lens.

          Big-context categories

          Worlds and domains the text touches (Math, Geography, Star Wars, Genshin Impact, ...). The top 5 are auto-selected — uncheck a world to dim phrases that only contribute to it. Hover a phrase or a world to see the two-way mapping.

          Top 10 Interpretations

          Click an interpretation to use it as the active result. The current choice is always present in the list and highlighted.

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            Translate

            Formalize source phrases with Wikidata, then replace resolved phrases with target-language labels. Unresolved phrases become variables with questions.

            Input
            Strategy

            Contextual glossary uses source-backed Wikidata/Wiktionary translations first. Semantic labels use linked entity labels only. Lexical glossary prefers readable word and phrase translations.

            Link target
            Sources

            Drag checked sources to set lookup order: Wikipedia article matches, Wikidata Q/P entities, Wiktionary lexical definitions and translation entries, then virtual overrides for missing data.

            Formalized input

            Click Translate to see the formalized source here.

            Result

            Click Translate to see the output here.

            Questions

            • No unresolved variables.

            Word contexts

            • Translate to see how each word was disambiguated.

            Article context

            • Translate text to see linked articles.
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            Translation steps
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              Preferences

              Worldview

              Context

              Evidence scoring

              Links Notation