Acuity.CodexBegin with a source
Select curated Archive editions, add private study material or bring new discoveries in from Acuity.Search. Inspect the material before making it part of your context.
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Acuity.CodexTurn the key.
Unlock wisdom.
Your sources. Your questions. Your developing understanding. Acuity.Codex turns a collection of knowledge into a personal space for exploration, interpretation and creation.
01Build your Context Spheres
02Ask through The Lens
03Create in the Studio
01 / A closer look The instrument in use
Step inside
your field of study.
Explore the workspace: a sphere’s sources, a question through The Lens, private notes and material created in Studio. Open a view to see the details.
The Lens, with evidence in view
Explore an inquiry beside the sources selected for a Context Sphere. Keep the answer and its references within reach.
01 Instruments of Clarity
Knowledge becomes
your field of discovery.
Think of Codex as a cryptex: the knowledge is there, and a considered question begins to unlock it. Select what matters to you, bring sources into relation and follow the threads that emerge.
Scripture, mystical literature, philosophy and your own study material can become distinct knowledge bases. Each has a purpose and a boundary, so personal interpretation remains connected to the material that informed it.
Gather the scattered pages.
Bring the threads together.
See a little more of the whole.
Conceptual artwork from the Acuity.Codex film. The interactive example below illustrates how a personal study can take shape.
Illustrative Context Spheres · select an orbitSeparate sources. Your own connections.
Inside this example sphere
Contemplation
Place contemplative texts beside your own observations. Keep the scope focused on the question you are exploring.
Tao Te ChingMeditationsThe Cloud of Unknowing
Through The Lens
What changes when I pay attention?
Make relationships visible
Connect sources, notes and outputs in a spatial view. Use these connections to organise your thinking and explore a question from another angle.
Choose your perspective
Decide which sources The Lens considers. A focused selection can support a close reading; a broader one can open a comparative study.
02 Five instruments, one study
From the first page
to your own perspective.
Move between discovery, organisation, conversation and creation. Each instrument plays a different part in the same personal research journey.
Explore the capability
Choose what enters your field.
Discover the curated material, inspect its provenance and open an edition before bringing it into your study. The Archive connects the wider Library to a purposeful personal selection.
- Browse and filter the curated catalogue.
- Read the available edition and inspect its source information.
- Choose specific material for a Context Sphere.
Explore the capability
Give each inquiry its own world.
A sphere is a separate knowledge base with its own sources, notes and outputs. Explore it spatially, connect related ideas and return to a view that helps you think.
- Keep distinct research projects and personal interests separate.
- Orbit, zoom, save camera views or use the list view.
- Connect sources, notes and outputs within the same sphere.
Explore the capability
Ask through a deliberate lens.
Choose the sources for a question and make the scope of your inquiry explicit. Read an answer beside its cited evidence, compare viewpoints and investigate the passages behind an interpretation.
- Ask within the material selected for this sphere.
- Inspect citations and supporting source passages.
- Distinguish agreement, disagreement and gaps in the selection.
Explore the capability
Keep your developing understanding.
A private home for your study: personal notes, saved conversations, generated material and the history of your work. Revisit an idea and see how your interpretation has developed.
- Write and revise private notes.
- Keep your conversations and Studio outputs together.
- Export your study with its references and available audio.
Explore the capability
Make something you can return to.
Turn a chosen set of sources into material that supports the way you learn. Build a study guide, compare viewpoints, develop a glossary or prepare a spoken exploration.
- Create summaries, comparisons, research briefs and study guides.
- Prepare narration and podcast scripts for review.
- Generate spoken audio, with conversations of up to four voices.
03 Make knowledge usable
Learn in the form
that speaks to you.
Reading is one way in. The Studio makes room for synthesis, structured study and listening, using the sources you select and preserving references for review.
The Studio
Let a study become
a conversation.
Prepare a narration or a discussion with multiple voices. Review the script, listen to the resulting audio and return to the original evidence when an idea deserves closer attention.
Generated material is a companion to your study. Source quotations and references stay distinct from the interpretation.
Personal by design
Your spheres, private notes and uploaded study material belong to your own workspace. Organise the knowledge around your questions and your practice.
Let discovery keep going
Open Acuity.Search from Codex, research beyond the Archive and add the selected research to a sphere, together with its sources and synthesis.
Take your work with you
Export notes, Lens conversations, Studio outputs, source provenance, your sphere’s connections and available audio. Original source files remain separate.
Uncensored inquiry. Sources you can inspect. Explore unfamiliar ideas, read across traditions and form your own interpretation. Keep the original wording, its historical context and the evidence within reach.
04 A practice of understanding
Start with curiosity.
Return with perspective.
A sphere can hold a lifelong interest, a focused comparison or a question you are living with. Shape it around the way you want to develop.
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Gather with intention
Begin in the Library or discover material with Search. Choose a manageable set of sources and give your sphere a clear purpose.
Discover Acuity.Search - 02
Study in context
Read, ask and compare. Trace the evidence, record your reflections and connect the ideas that matter to your inquiry.
Meet the Library - 03
Create & revisit
Develop a study guide, a synthesis or a spoken exploration. Bring what you learn back into your reading and personal practice.
Explore source-led inquiry
A few useful distinctions
Room for
understanding.
What is a Context Sphere?
A separate personal knowledge base with selected sources, notes and outputs. Its spatial view helps you organise relationships, while its source selection defines what The Lens uses for an inquiry.
Is myVault the same as WisdomVault?
No. myVault is the private study space inside Acuity.Codex. WisdomVault is a separate service in development for connecting the Acuity knowledge library to your own applications.
Can I work with my own material?
Codex supports private study material alongside selected Archive sources and research brought in from Search. Your notes, questions and outputs can stay within the sphere you create for that work.
When does Codex become available?
Acuity.Codex is coming soon as part of Acuity.One. The public Library is already open for independent reading and study.
One connected field of exploration
Acuity.One
Explore, consume, synthesise, personalise and interpret. The Acuity tools bring different ways of knowing into a shared pursuit: personal development, considered practice, and understanding that inspires, unites and harmonises.
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