A paper argues in pieces. Here each piece is its own record. Questions, claims, evidence, and sources join through typed links into one graph you can read, challenge, and extend.
Authors sign every record with their own key, and the archive pins each block to IPFS. The graph can prove who wrote what with the original server switched off. Nothing here depends on a journal or a DOI registry.
Add to a live graph from your phone. Type a display name and drop in questions, claims, and evidence; every screen in the room picks them up within seconds. No account. Drafts stay private to the session.
open the workshop →The graph behind this page runs on AT Protocol and IPFS. Every record lives on its author's own data server under their DID; an AppView indexes the firehose and pins each block to IPFS nodes in New York and San Francisco. Click any record and run the authorship proof yourself, straight from cold storage.
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[@rkey] · figure with [fig:key]