The evidence, counted
Every note by type, status and tier — what is proven, what is merely asserted, and any note whose status contradicts its own evidence. Read from the vault at request time.
A back office over an authored research vault. Read where every claim stands, review any commit range as an annotated difflog with your comments landing live, and export the manuscript in a publisher's format on demand.
Every note by type, status and tier — what is proven, what is merely asserted, and any note whose status contradicts its own evidence. Read from the vault at request time.
The difflog renders before against after, with every change carrying a permanent id. Comments attach to that id, so re-rendering never orphans a remark.
Remarks broadcast over a socket keyed to the commit range, so two people reading the same derivation see each other work.
Pick the article, the journal profile and the format. Adding a journal is adding a folder in the vault, never a change here.
Quarto renders the article to a self-contained page this server hosts — one step from manuscript to a link a supervisor can open.
The vault is the source of truth and is mounted read-only. Everything this app produces lands in its own workspace, never in the research.
Nothing here re-renders the research. Every export runs the vault's own publishing engine, which verifies the .docx — equations, tables, figures, field structure, page geometry against the journal template — and only then derives the PDF from it.