OmniScribe
Reconstructs course chapters into validated, self-contained study guides and publishes them to a searchable public library.
NextMove from the deployed prototype to a reviewed first release.
OmniScribe has two parts. A skill-driven production workflow rebuilds a chapter from course sources, closes knowledge gaps using authoritative references, applies cognitive-learning principles and produces an HTML study guide. A web platform then publishes approved guides as responsive, print-ready documents in a Course → Week library with full-content search.
Chapter reconstruction
Builds each guide from source material and fills material gaps from authoritative academic references.
Learning-science design
Applies cognitive-learning principles so guides read as study tools, not transcripts.
Owner-gated publication
Private intake, review and atomic approval before anything goes public. Unpublishing keeps history.
Searchable library
A public Course → Week/Chapter library with complete-content search and deep links to sections.
From course sources to a searchable library.
Study guides are produced and validated privately, approved once by the owner, then published as responsive pages with complete-content search.