Your thesis becomes the anchor
Upload your own draft, chapter, or paper. Scolora reads it into a structured argument model — claims, themes, and what they depend on — that everything else is measured against.
Scolora is built for scholars with a thesis to defend. It deep-reads your draft and your library, hands down verdicts with quotes and page numbers, and writes everything into an Obsidian vault you own.
“Regulation in virtual environments has tended to arrive only after harms have already consolidated into practice.”
“…yet the communities studied policed themselves long before any formal rule-set existed.”
Upload your own draft, chapter, or paper. Scolora reads it into a structured argument model — claims, themes, and what they depend on — that everything else is measured against.
Not skimmed. Each source is read page by page into a spine: its core argument, tensions, contradictions, key concepts, and evidence.
For any paper: does it support, contradict, or complicate each of your claims — answered with verbatim quotes and page numbers, from the whole document.
Boolean keyword search with highlighted hits, concept search by meaning, and an external search that finds and imports open-access papers.
Between sessions it surfaces blind spots, tensions, and lateral connections — and keeps revising its own understanding of your corpus, so its insight compounds.
Reading notes, anchors, findings, and the Librarian’s mind are written to an Obsidian vault that belongs to you — plain files, yours to keep.
Link your own Claude subscription or API key. Your account runs on your connection — nothing shared, nothing pooled.
Your draft is deep-read into an argument model over multiple passes. You confirm the anchors — it stays your argument.
Upload PDFs or import open-access papers. Each one is read in full and indexed, page by page.
Stress-tests, findings, and background research land as cited notes in your vault — ready to write from.
Drop your library in, point it at your draft, and ask: where do I keep writing? You get a grounded, cited answer — inside notes you keep.
It holds a validated model of your argument and measures every new reading against it — not against a generic summary.
It gives page-level, quoted evidence with a verdict — supports, contradicts, complicates — drawn from the whole document, not the first hit.
Its research compounds. The Librarian revisits your corpus on its own and surfaces what you haven’t noticed, rather than answering only what you ask.
It outputs into files you own, in your own Obsidian conventions — your notes, your vault, kept for good.
Reasoning runs on the Claude subscription or API key you connect — under your terms with Anthropic, not ours.
Your corpus, argument model, and notes live in your account alone. No shared workspace, no pooled data.
Everything Scolora learns is exported to a plain-file Obsidian vault. Leave any time and take all of it with you.