AUGMANITAI · Working example
From published texts to a usable reader
A finished working example: read and search 339 entries without downloading a collection first.
56 + 283 = 339
Terms and answers were already published. The task was to make them directly accessible in a browser, including on a phone.
Keep the original texts. Add search and direct links. Keep the source and licence visible with every entry.
A public reader with 56 term records and 283 questions with answers. No account or installation required.
What this example shows
Existing knowledge became a usable resource. This makes the work tangible: delivering an output while preserving its context.
Sources, roles and scope
Who contributed what?
Andreas Ehstand is responsible for the published terms and editorial direction. The reading interface was developed with AI assistance: existing texts were structured, made searchable and technically checked. The original entries were not rewritten for this case.
These numbers describe the reader’s published collection, not measured time savings. This case explains a reading interface; it is not a performance commitment for other projects.
Sources and originals
Zenodo · Reader source edition · Zenodo · Term source · ORCID
Sources and licences also accompany individual reader entries. Records may contain more than one language version.
A next step
Discuss a specific, non-confidential task: what should be produced, what knowledge should remain available, and who makes the decision?
Discuss a specific topicText prepared with AI assistance. As of 23 October 2026.
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