Prototype · Phase 1 · Static
Two manuals.
One patch bay.
A working sandbox for cross-referencing technical documentation — built here on Telviva Enswitch 4.2 and QueueMetrics 26.01, two systems that already talk to each other over Asterisk. The same mechanics scale to legal document sets: chunking, search, cross-referencing, and eventually retrieval-backed narrative synthesis.
Library
Every document loaded into this sandbox, chunked on ingest.
Search
Full-text, client-side, across both documents at once. This is real — no mock data.
Patch Bay
Terms that surface meaningfully in both manuals, patched together like a switchboard. Click a jack to route the connection.
Select a term above to see the matched passage from each manual, side by side.
Concept Graph
Every significant term across both manuals, mapped by how often they appear together. Teal nodes are concepts that surface in both documents — the connective tissue of the whole corpus. Click any node to see where it actually appears.
Click a concept above to see every passage that mentions it, across both manuals.
Process Flow
Turn a topic into an ordered, cited sequence of steps reconstructed from both manuals — the same mechanic that, on a case file, would rebuild a chain of custody or an approval path from scattered filings.
Drafting aid, not legal or technical advice — verify every step against the source before relying on it.
Brief Generator
Turn a topic into a structured briefing memo — overview, key definitions, cross-references between the documents, and open questions a reviewer should still chase down.
Drafting aid, not legal advice — every citation should be checked against the original document before you rely on it.
Chunk Explorer
How each document was split for retrieval. Every segment below is a real chunk with page provenance — hover to inspect.
Hover or tap a segment to preview that chunk.
AI Insights
Retrieval meets generation, live. Every answer below is genuinely generated by Claude from real retrieved passages — nothing here is pre-written.
Drafting aid, not legal advice — treat everything below as a starting point for review, not a conclusion.
Ask across documents
LiveAsk a question that spans both manuals. This retrieves the top matching chunks and asks Claude to answer strictly from them, with citations back to page numbers.
Story Mode
LiveTurns a cross-referenced cluster of chunks into a plain-language narrative — the same mechanic that, on a legal document set, would turn a folder of filings into a coherent case timeline.
Conflict Finder
LiveThe feature a legal document set actually needs: instead of answering a question, this actively hunts for places where the two manuals define, describe, or handle the same thing differently — contradictions, terminology drift, or gaps between them. On a real case file, this is how you'd find where a witness statement conflicts with a contract, or where two filings disagree.
Devil's Advocate
LiveGive it a claim or a position, and it looks for the strongest grounded pushback against it — genuine counterpoints from the documents, not manufactured ones. On a real case, this is how you stress-test your own argument before the other side does.
How this works
Each request retrieves the best-matching passages from both manuals (same mechanism as the Search tab), sends only those passages to Claude with instructions to answer strictly from them, and returns a real generated answer with page citations. Nothing is pre-written below this line.
Binder
Collect excerpts from anywhere in this site — Search, Chunk Explorer, Patch Bay, Concept Graph, or any AI Insights citation — into one ordered bundle, then export it as a real PDF. On a real case file, this is how you'd assemble an exhibit bundle from scattered documents.
The exported PDF is a compilation of excerpts you selected, with citations — it is not a legal filing and hasn't been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. Verify everything against the original documents.
Nothing added yet. Look for "＋ Add to Binder" wherever you expand a passage — Search results, Chunk Explorer, Patch Bay, Concept Graph, or any citation chip.
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