SourceToMe

PUBLIC REFERENCE LIBRARY · BETA

Better sources for the AI you already use.

SourceToMe gives AI better source material and evidence to reason from. Find passages, keep editions and translations straight, inspect provenance, and see where the available evidence falls short.

This beta indexes complete supplied transcriptions of Pride and Prejudice, the 1818 and 1831 Frankenstein editions, and The Art of War in Lionel Giles’s translation. ChatGPT remains the AI; this service supplies source context.

Verification checks source identity and transcription. It does not establish verified truth. Search selects passages from the complete supplied transcriptions; it does not replace reading the full work.

Try a source-grounded question

• Find Elizabeth Bennet’s introduction in Pride and Prejudice.
• Compare Elizabeth’s introduction in Frankenstein: Volume I, Chapter I in 1818 and Chapter I in 1831.
• Find evidence about spies in Giles’s The Art of War, Chapter XIII.
• Explain the evidence limits for a comparison of ambition in the available works.

For a precise edition comparison, ask ChatGPT to inspect each edition and retrieve the full chapter locator separately. Broad keyword searches can return passages from other parts of a work.

Read-only tools. No personal accounts, uploads, purchases or private-library access in this version.

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