Search across document text
Search titles and extracted text, then filter the library by collection or file format to focus on relevant material.
Explore the document search, reading tools and source-citing AI assistant available to approved users.
An organised collection, readable documents and a source-citing assistant in one place.
The website is public. The following research tools are available after sign-in with an approved individual account.
Search titles and extracted text, then filter the library by collection or file format to focus on relevant material.
Open a readable document view and download the stored original where available. Keep source references alongside your research.
Ask a question in plain language. The assistant uses retrieved passages from the collection and provides citations to review.
Approved users sign in with their own email and password. Documents and downloads stay behind authentication; administration is restricted to authorised administrators.
The AI assistant searches this collection and responds with supporting passages. It can help locate evidence and explain a starting point. Check the cited material, the current publisher version and your circumstances before relying on an answer. Availability depends on the private model service; there is no paid AI subscription required for this implementation.
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