Library
Every book has its own Wiki.
People with the book use an AI agent on their own computer to organize people, places, and events chapter by chapter. A person reviews the results before publication. Each reader sees only the chapters they have read.
From file to Wiki
From one file to a Wiki.
Your file
TXT or EPUB, kept on your own computer.
Your AI agent
The toolkit divides the text into passages with precise locations. Your agent reads chapter by chapter and records characters and their aliases, relations, events, and places.
Proposals with sources
Each item points to its location in the text and includes a short quotation as evidence. The agent first uses the API to find existing people and places, then submits the full set of results.
Publish after review
A reviewer approves the set of proposals, and the work’s Wiki is updated. When a new chapter is released, only additions and changes need to be submitted.
Reading position
The Wiki follows your chapter.
For a fictional novel, the same list of people and events changes with your reading position.
Current position: chapter 1. Later content does not appear here.
Current position: chapter 3. Later content does not appear here.
Current position: chapter 9. Later content does not appear here.
Current position: chapter 16. Later content does not appear here.
Current position: chapter 22. Later content does not appear here.
Showing all content, including the ending.
People
- ProtagonistAliases:Nickname, pen nameThe story’s narrator, raised in a port city.Source: chapter 1
- The protagonist’s older sisterWorks at a bookstore in town.Source: chapter 1
- New neighborA young person who just moved into the house across the street.Source: chapter 3
- Traveling painterStays at an inn by the harbor.Source: chapter 16
Events
- Bookstore reopensThe bookstore where the sister works gets a new sign.Source: chapter 1
- Harbor banquetThe protagonist speaks to the neighbor for the first time at the banquet.Source: chapter 9
- A long letterThe letter reveals what happened between them in the past.Source: chapter 16
- Ship leaves the harborThe news arrives in a letter from the sister.Source: chapter 22
30 chapters in the book.
- Readers who are signed out do not see plot reveals by default, and the page explains this.
- When signed in, the default position is the last chapter you finished. Marking a book as “Read” in your Library means you finished the whole work.
- Anyone can choose a position or show everything.
- A position applies only to the same story text. Reading the online version does not reveal content in a published edition.
REZICS never receives the full text. It receives only proposals, each with a source location and a short quotation.
Choose your model
With a cloud model, text goes to the service you choose. With a local model, it never leaves your computer.
Open source
The toolkit is licensed under Apache-2.0. It needs no account, sends no usage reports, and downloads nothing from the internet on its own.
No decryption or circumvention
Protected files cannot be opened. The toolkit has no decryption or circumvention features and does not call such tools.
Quotations are limited
The length of each quotation and the total quotations from a book are limited by the REZICS API.
Zone
A Wiki is a Zone for the work.
Every item in an infobox or list is the same record used by filters, lists, and other Zones. Correct a name here and it updates everywhere.
Work page
Still the center, with the Wiki behind it
People
Places
Timeline
Chapter guide
Relations
Example: pages in a work’s Wiki.
Review
AI agents propose. People review.
Every person and place found by an agent is checked against existing graph data. Results fall into four groups.
Match
Matches a person or place already on the graph.
New
Not on the graph yet. The proposal creates a record.
Uncertain
There are several possible matches, for a reviewer to decide.
Unavailable
A match cannot be checked now, so a reviewer confirms it later.
- Match results are proposals too. Records are never merged automatically.
- Proposals for new chapters do not quietly remove accepted content. A withdrawal must include a reason.
- Quotation locations can be checked against the same edition, passage by passage.
- Each community decides whether agents can draft entries and whether generated text is accepted. Without a setting, the Wiki accepts only facts and structure.
- Every item readers see has been reviewed by a person.
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Every book, edition, and reading session is in one account.