Scripture-first workspace

Open a passage. Keep every tool accountable to the text.

Read in Passage, investigate with clearly labeled sources and AI assistance, then gather what matters in Composer.

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Book

Topic

People/place

Intent

Main surfaces

Five workspaces, plus the source register.

Passage Read the text translation compare, Context Lens, selection tools, notes, maps, references, language Studies Follow guided depth ready-made and generated Studies, depth controls, source details, handoffs Workbench Start with a tool Ask, Dictionary source views, Topics, Encyclopedia, Maps, References Explore Map Browse places place references, coordinates, regions, journeys Composer Gather and draft Passage inbox, saved material, structured drafting, clipboard copy Licenses Audit attribution translations, datasets, providers, source boundaries

Product model

Read first. Investigate second. Draft with receipts.

Anchor on a passage

Passage owns the reading flow: translation, selection, notes, references, language, maps, and source-aware tools stay beside the text.

Choose the right depth

Studies provide guided depth, while Workbench lets a word, source, place, map, topic, reference, or question start the research path.

Carry material forward

Composer gathers scripture, notes, source rows, map context, study steps, and Ask answers into a draft without pretending gathered material is already finished writing.

Now in the workspace

More depth, still anchored to the passage.

Passage tools Context without leaving the text Context Lens, references, Lookup, Language, Maps, Notes, and More live in the unified reader overlay.

Dictionary depth Source-specific views Tyndale, Aquifer, Easton, Smith, and ISBE stay separate, with Aggregate showing what is available.

Visual aids Approved maps and charts Tyndale visual references and approved managed-map packages stay source-labeled and availability-gated.

Studies Guided reading with receipts Ready-made and generated Studies carry source rows, handoffs, and quality gates before publication.

Workbench Maps Browse places and journeys Explore mapped places and sourced journeys with provenance and confidence details.

Composer Gather before you draft Send findings from Passage, Workbench, Studies, and Explore Map into a focused drafting workspace.

Source posture

Useful sources are invited in carefully.

BibleBot distinguishes active runtime sources from candidate research. Structured data can support tools, but source prose, commentary-like claims, provider terms, managed media, and ShareAlike obligations stay explicit.

How BibleBot labels scripture, sources, assistance, and drafts

Scripture: translation, copyright, and visible passage context
Sources: dictionary views, references, language, maps, visuals, and study-pack provenance
Assistance: model-backed help kept distinct from source rows and scripture text
Drafting: Composer material queued from Passage, Workbench, and Studies

Review licenses and attribution

Active lanes

WEB/KJV where configured, licensed translation providers, Tyndale and Aquifer Dictionary views, Easton, Smith, ISBE, Nave, MACULA, STEPBible-style fields, BibleBot-curated and WEB-native references, curated places, and journeys.

Reviewed visual lanes

Reviewed Tyndale visual references and Biblica/Aquifer map packages retain visible attribution and surface-specific gates; availability varies while managed-media browsing is restored.

Still gated

BibleAquifer ACAI, Theographic, SemanticBible / Sean Boisen metadata, OpenText, Clear Bible quotation data, UBS resources, BibleData/DaRe, pictures, and richer media exploration wait for review and source-role approval.