BibCrit v3.3

Free, open-access web tool for biblical textual criticism at bibcrit.com. Compare MT, LXX, and Dead Sea Scrolls; reconstruct Hebrew Vorlagen; profile scribal tendencies; detect theological revisions; track patristic citations; model numerical discrepancies; detect literary structures (chiasm, inclusios, parallel panels); identify documentary source layers (J/E/D/P); and visualize manuscript genealogies — all in a browser, in English and Spanish.

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Tools

#	Tool	Route	Description
1	MT/LXX Divergence Analyzer	/divergence	Word-level Hebrew/Greek comparison with alignment scoring. Claude classifies each divergence (different_vorlage, theological_tendency, scribal_error, etc.), assigns confidence, and generates competing scholarly hypotheses. Cite button opens a modal with BibTeX, Chicago, MLA, APA, and SBL citation formats. Prompt: divergence_v2.
2	Scribal Tendencies Profiler	/scribal	Statistical fingerprint of an LXX book's translator across five dimensions: literalness, anthropomorphism reduction, messianic heightening, harmonization, and paraphrase rate. Rendered as a D3.js radar chart with per-dimension evidence. Supports two-book comparison. Prompt: scribal_v1.
3	Numerical Discrepancies	/numerical	Surfaces numerical divergences (patriarchal ages, census figures, temple dimensions, etc.) across MT, LXX, and Samaritan Pentateuch, ranking competing theories by confidence. Prompt: numerical_v3.
4	Ancient Witness Bridge (DSS)	/dss	Compare a passage across five ancient witnesses: Dead Sea Scrolls (1QIsaᵃ and others), Samaritan Pentateuch, Peshitta (Syriac OT), MT, and LXX. Shows which witnesses attest the passage, alignment, and specific divergences. Prompt: dss_v7.
5	Theological Revisions	/theological	Identifies theologically motivated textual changes — anthropomorphism avoidance, messianic heightening, polemical alterations, harmonization. Prompt: theological_v2.
6	Patristic Citation Tracker	/patristic	Traces Church Father citations (1st–5th century), identifies the text form used, and visualizes text-form distribution as a bar chart. Each citation links to BiblIndex for primary source access. Prompt: patristic_v3.
7	Back-Translation Workbench	/backtranslation	Reconstructs the probable Hebrew Vorlage word-by-word from LXX Greek using Tov's retroversion methodology, with confidence levels and summary assessments. Prompt: backtranslation_v1.
8	Manuscript Genealogy	/genealogy	Visualizes the full transmission stemma of a biblical book — from proto-text through manuscript families (MT, LXX, DSS, SP, Peshitta, Targum, Vulgate) to modern critical editions. Prompt: genealogy_v2.
9	NT Use of OT Analyzer	/nt-ot	Enter a New Testament passage and identify every OT allusion it contains. For each allusion, determines whether the NT author cited MT, LXX, an independent form, or a conflation — applying the methodology of Beale & Carson, Stanley, and Hays. Prompt: nt_ot_v1.
10	Chiasm & Literary Structure Detector	/chiasm	Detects concentric literary structures (A-B-C-B′-A′), parallel panels, inclusios, and refrains. Maps each structural element with its mirror partner and identifies the focal turning point. Methodology: Lund, Welch, Dorsey, Walsh. Prompt: chiasm_v1.
11	Source Criticism Tool	/source	Assigns documentary source designations (J, E, D, P, Redactor) to Pentateuchal units using classical criteria: divine name usage (YHWH vs. Elohim), vocabulary patterns, doublets, and narrative tensions. Scholarly grounding: Wellhausen, Friedman, Baden. Prompt: source_v1.
12	Targum Comparator	/targum	Compares Targum Onkelos (Torah) and Targum Jonathan (Prophets) against MT and LXX; analyzes Memra substitutions, anthropomorphism avoidance, targumic expansions, and messianic reinterpretation. Prompt: targum_v1.
13	NT Textual Tradition Analyzer	/nt-text	Manuscript family support (Alexandrian, Western, Byzantine, Caesarean), Metzger A/B/C/D confidence ratings, variant register, and extended analysis for all major disputed passages. Prompt: nt_text_v1.
14	Second Temple Literature Bridge	/stl	Maps allusions and parallels between canonical Scripture and five Second Temple works (1 Enoch, Jubilees, Sirach, 4 Ezra, Tobit). Classifies each connection by type, directionality, and confidence using Nickelsburg / VanderKam / Collins / Knibb / Hays methodology. Pure AI tool — no external corpus required. Prompt: stl_v1.
15	LXX Manuscript Witnesses	/lxx-witnesses	Analyzes significant divergences among the great Septuagint uncials — Vaticanus (B), Sinaiticus (א), Alexandrinus (A) — for any passage. Describes attested variants from the critical apparatus (Rahlfs-Hanhart, Göttingen, Brooke-McLean) with per-finding confidence and lacuna flags; never presents fabricated diplomatic text. Prompt: lxx_ms_variants_v1.
16	Peshitta Correspondences (route /translation-technique)	/translation-technique	Unlisted (not linked from the site; noindex); reachable by URL. Hebrew→Syriac lexical correspondence in the Peshitta, computed from a SEDRA-based lemma layer and a statistical word alignment to BHSA; see docs/translation-technique.md. Methodology: docs/methodology-peshitta-correspondences.md.

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Data Sources

Corpus	Source	Path
MT	ETCBC/BHSA via Text-Fabric	data/corpora/mt_etcbc/
LXX	Rahlfs (ingested via ingest_lxx_rahlfs.py)	data/corpora/lxx_stepbible/
DSS	ETCBC/DSS via Text-Fabric — 1QIsaᵃ, 4QSamᵃ, 11QPaleoLev, 4QDeutn	data/corpora/dss/
SP	dt-ucph/sp via Text-Fabric	data/corpora/sp_etcbc/
GNT	SBLGNT	data/corpora/gnt_opengnt/
PESH	ETCBC/peshitta via Text-Fabric (SEDRA / Beth Mardutho) — 39 OT books, 308,863 words	data/corpora/pesh_etcbc/
TARG	Sefaria API — Targum Onkelos (Torah, 5 books) + Targum Jonathan (Prophets, 21 books), 240,297 Aramaic word tokens	data/corpora/targ_sefaria/
VUL	scrollmapper/bible_databases — Clementine Vulgate, 66 books, 569,588 Latin word tokens	data/corpora/vul_clementine/

License note: The ETCBC corpora (MT/BHSA, DSS, and Peshitta) are released under CC-BY-NC 4.0. The app code is Apache 2.0; the corpus data it ingests retains its own license terms. Do not use the ingested ETCBC data for commercial purposes without a separate agreement with ETCBC.

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Tech Stack

Layer	Technology
Web framework	Flask 3.0+
AI analysis	Anthropic Python SDK 0.30+ · model: claude-opus-4-7
Visualization	D3.js v7 (radar charts, bar charts)
Persistence	Supabase (PostgreSQL) + disk JSON fallback
Production server	Gunicorn (1 worker, 2 threads)
Fonts	Space Grotesk, Noto Sans Hebrew, Noto Serif
Deploy target	Render (Python 3.11, render.yaml included)

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Architecture

BibCrit/
├── app.py                      # Flask app factory; lazy _init() wires corpus + pipeline
├── state.py                    # Shared singletons: corpus, pipeline, i18n, TranslationProxy
├── requirements.txt
├── render.yaml                 # One-click Render deploy config
│
├── blueprints/
│   ├── textual.py              # /divergence, /backtranslation, /dss, /genealogy + APIs
│   ├── critical.py             # /scribal, /numerical, /theological, /patristic + APIs
│   ├── literary.py             # /chiasm, /source + SSE APIs
│   ├── targum.py               # /targum + /api/targum/stream
│   ├── nt_text.py              # /nt-text + /api/nt-text/stream
│   ├── stl.py                  # /stl + /api/stl/stream
│   ├── discovery.py            # /discovery, /api/discovery/cards, /api/admin/discovery/flag
│   └── research.py             # /health, /guide
│
├── biblical_core/
│   ├── claude_pipeline.py      # ClaudePipeline: Claude calls, Supabase cache, budget tracking
│   ├── corpus.py               # BiblicalCorpus: loads MT, LXX, DSS, SP, GNT, PESH, TARG, VUL
│   ├── ref_utils.py            # Reference string parsing; per-tool verse-count limits
│   └── divergence.py           # parse_claude_response, format_sbl_footnote, format_bibtex
│
├── data/
│   ├── i18n.json               # All UI strings (en, es)
│   ├── prompts/                # Versioned prompt templates ({tool}_{version}.txt)
│   ├── cache/                  # Disk-based analysis cache fallback ({sha256}.json)
│   └── corpora/
│       ├── mt_etcbc/           # Masoretic Text (ETCBC/BHSA morphology)
│       ├── lxx_stepbible/      # Septuagint (Rahlfs)
│       ├── dss/                # Dead Sea Scrolls — 1QIsaᵃ, 4QSamᵃ, 11QPaleoLev, 4QDeutn
│       ├── sp_etcbc/           # Samaritan Pentateuch (dt-ucph/sp via ETCBC)
│       ├── gnt_opengnt/        # Greek New Testament (SBLGNT)
│       ├── pesh_etcbc/         # Peshitta (ETCBC/peshitta via Text-Fabric; 39 OT books)
│       ├── targ_sefaria/       # Targum Onkelos + Jonathan (Sefaria; 26 books)
│       └── vul_clementine/     # Clementine Vulgate (scrollmapper; 66 books)
│
├── scripts/
│   ├── preseed_featured.py     # Seed 92 featured passages across all 14 tools
│   ├── precache_all.py         # Legacy: seed featured passages in English
│   ├── precache_es.py          # Translate all cached EN analyses to Spanish
│   ├── push_cache_to_supabase.py  # Push disk cache → Supabase
│   ├── ingest_mt.py            # ETCBC/BHSA → CSV
│   ├── ingest_lxx_rahlfs.py    # LXX (Rahlfs) → CSV
│   ├── ingest_dss_1qisaa.py    # ETCBC/DSS 1QIsaᵃ → CSV
│   ├── ingest_dss_witnesses.py # ETCBC/DSS extended witnesses → CSV
│   ├── ingest_sp.py            # SP (dt-ucph/sp) → CSV
│   ├── ingest_gnt.py           # SBLGNT → CSV
│   ├── ingest_peshitta.py      # ETCBC/peshitta → CSV
│   ├── ingest_targum_sefaria.py  # Sefaria Targum → CSV
│   └── ingest_vulgate_clementine.py  # scrollmapper Vulgate → CSV
│
├── templates/                  # Jinja2 templates extending base.html
└── static/                     # CSS (bibcrit.css, style.css), JS per-tool, SVG assets

Key design decisions

• state.py holds no blueprint or app imports, preventing circular dependencies. Blueprints read state.corpus and state.pipeline directly.
• app._init() runs before the first request (thread-safe double-checked locking) to keep startup fast.
• SSE (Server-Sent Events) streams real-time progress steps (step / done / error frames) to the browser while Claude analyzes.
• Budget checks happen before every API call; once spend_usd >= cap_usd the endpoint returns an error frame without calling the API.

Cache system

Every analysis result is keyed by:

cache_key = SHA256("{reference}|{tool}|{prompt_version}|{model}")

English (EN): written to both Supabase (analysis_cache table) and disk (data/cache/{sha256}.json). Supabase is the primary read path; disk is the fallback.

Spanish (ES): stored in Supabase only (analysis_cache_es table). Generated by scripts/precache_es.py, which translates cached EN analyses rather than re-running the full Claude pipeline.

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Getting Started

1. Clone

git clone https://github.com/Jossifresben/bibcrit.git
cd bibcrit

2. Install dependencies

python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate      # Windows: .venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Create .env

cp .env.example .env           # or create from scratch — see table below

4. Run

flask run

The app is available at http://127.0.0.1:5000.

For production-like local testing:

gunicorn app:app --workers 1 --threads 2 --timeout 120

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Environment Variables

Variable	Required	Default	Description
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY	Yes	—	Anthropic API key. Without it the analysis tools return a graceful error; all cached results and the corpus browser still work.
BIBCRIT_API_CAP_USD	No	10.0	Monthly Claude spend cap in USD. Resets each calendar month.
BIBCRIT_API_KEYS_ENFORCE	No	0	Key enforcement is opt-in via BIBCRIT_API_KEYS_ENFORCE=1; by default the key-gated endpoints accept anonymous calls, rate-limited by IP.
SUPABASE_URL	No	—	Supabase project URL. If unset, caching and budget tracking fall back to disk (data/cache/).
SUPABASE_KEY	No	—	Supabase anon or service_role key.
BIBCRIT_ADMIN_KEY	No	—	Arbitrary secret for POST /api/admin/discovery/flag. Without it the endpoint returns 403.

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Corpus Ingestion

Run ingestion scripts once to populate data/corpora/. Each script pulls from Text-Fabric or a local file and writes normalized CSV:

python scripts/ingest_mt.py
python scripts/ingest_lxx_rahlfs.py
python scripts/ingest_dss_1qisaa.py
python scripts/ingest_dss_witnesses.py
python scripts/ingest_sp.py
python scripts/ingest_gnt.py
python scripts/ingest_peshitta.py
python scripts/ingest_targum_sefaria.py
python scripts/ingest_vulgate_clementine.py

Text-Fabric downloads corpora on first run (~several hundred MB). The ETCBC and SP corpora require acceptance of their respective licenses before use.

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Pre-caching Featured Passages

The repo ships with analyses for featured passages across all 14 tools. To seed or refresh:

# Seed all 92 featured passages across all tools (safe to re-run; skips cached)
python scripts/preseed_featured.py

# Seed a specific tool only
python scripts/preseed_featured.py --tool numerical

# Push disk cache to Supabase
python scripts/push_cache_to_supabase.py

# Generate Spanish translations of all cached EN analyses
python scripts/precache_es.py

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URL Routes

Pages

Method	Route	Description
GET	/	Home / landing page
GET	/divergence	MT/LXX Divergence Analyzer
GET	/backtranslation	Back-Translation Workbench
GET	/scribal	Scribal Tendency Profiler
GET	/numerical	Numerical Discrepancy Modeler
GET	/dss	Ancient Witness Bridge (DSS)
GET	/theological	Theological Revision Detector
GET	/patristic	Patristic Citation Tracker
GET	/genealogy	Manuscript Genealogy
GET	/nt-ot	NT Use of OT Analyzer
GET	/chiasm	Chiasm & Literary Structure Detector
GET	/source	Source Criticism Tool (J/E/D/P)
GET	/targum	Targum Comparator
GET	/nt-text	NT Textual Tradition Analyzer
GET	/stl	Second Temple Literature Bridge
GET	/lxx-witnesses	LXX Manuscript Witnesses
GET	/discovery	Discovery — plain-language findings
GET	/guide	User guide
GET	/health	Health check ({"status": "ok"})

API Reference

Interactive documentation: /api/docs (Swagger UI) — try any endpoint in the browser.
Machine-readable spec: /api/v1/openapi.json (OpenAPI 3.0).

Analysis API (SSE streaming)

All stream endpoints emit step (progress), done (full JSON result), and error frames.

Method	Route	Key query param
GET	/api/divergence/stream	ref — e.g. Isaiah 7:14
GET	/api/backtranslation/stream	ref
GET	/api/scribal/stream	book — e.g. Isaiah
GET	/api/numerical/stream	ref — e.g. Genesis 5
GET	/api/dss/stream	ref
GET	/api/theological/stream	ref
GET	/api/patristic/stream	ref
GET	/api/genealogy/stream	ref
GET	/api/nt-ot/stream	ref
GET	/api/chiasm/stream	ref
GET	/api/source/stream	ref
GET	/api/targum/stream	ref
GET	/api/nt-text/stream	ref
GET	/api/stl/stream	ref

Open Data API

BibCrit's analysis corpus is publicly readable. Full schema and filtering options are documented at /api/docs.

GET /api/cache
GET /api/cache?tool=divergence
GET /api/cache?tool=theological&ref=Isaiah+7:14
GET /api/cache?discovery_ready=true&limit=50&offset=0

Param	Description	Default
tool	Filter by tool (divergence, backtranslation, scribal, numerical, dss, theological, patristic, genealogy, nt_ot, chiasm, source, targum, nt_text, stl)	all
ref	Case-insensitive substring match on reference	all
discovery_ready	true / false	all
limit	Max records per page (max 200)	50
offset	Pagination offset	0

All data is released under Apache 2.0. If you use BibCrit analyses in research, please cite:

Fresco Benaim, J. (2026). BibCrit: AI-assisted biblical textual criticism. doi:10.5281/zenodo.19358424

Corpus Browser API

Method	Route	Query params
GET	/api/books	tradition=MT|LXX
GET	/api/chapters	book, tradition
GET	/api/verses	book, chapter, tradition

Export API

Method	Route	Query params	Returns
GET	/api/divergence/export/sbl	ref	SBL-style footnote string per divergence
GET	/api/divergence/export/bibtex	ref	BibTeX @misc entries
GET	/api/divergence/export/ris	ref	RIS records (Zotero / Mendeley import)
GET	/api/divergence/export/tei	ref	TEI XML critical apparatus (<listApp>)
GET	/api/scribal/export/sbl	book	SBL footnote for scribal profile

Discovery API

Method	Route	Notes
GET	/api/discovery/cards	offset, limit (max 50)
GET	/api/budget	Current spend vs. cap
POST	/api/admin/discovery/flag	ref, ready=true|false, key (admin only)

Hypothesis Voting

Method	Route	Query params
GET	/api/hypothesis/votes	ref
POST	/api/hypothesis/vote	ref, direction=up|down, action=cast|retract

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Internationalization

UI strings live in data/i18n.json. The lang query parameter (?lang=es) selects the active language. state.TranslationProxy (exposed as _t() in templates) falls back to English if a key is missing.

Language	Code	Analysis cache	Status
English	en	analysis_cache (Supabase) + disk	Available
Spanish	es	analysis_cache_es (Supabase only)	Available
Hebrew	he	—	Planned (RTL wiring in base.html)
Dutch	nl	—	Planned

To add a language: add a top-level key to data/i18n.json matching all en keys, and add a button to the language picker in templates/base.html.

Scholar / Student Mode

A toggle in the navbar (book icon) switches between Scholar mode (default — full technical analysis) and Student mode (plain-language explanations highlighted, technical text hidden). The preference is persisted in localStorage under bibcrit-mode. No server changes are needed; the mode is purely client-side CSS (body.mode-student .technical-only { display: none }).

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Supabase Schema

-- English analysis results cache
CREATE TABLE analysis_cache (
  cache_key       TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
  reference       TEXT,
  tool            TEXT,
  prompt_version  TEXT,
  model_version   TEXT,
  data            JSONB,
  cached_at       TIMESTAMPTZ,
  discovery_ready BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
);

-- Spanish analysis results cache
CREATE TABLE analysis_cache_es (
  cache_key       TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
  reference       TEXT,
  tool            TEXT,
  prompt_version  TEXT,
  model_version   TEXT,
  data            JSONB,
  cached_at       TIMESTAMPTZ
);

-- Monthly API spend tracking
CREATE TABLE budget (
  month       TEXT PRIMARY KEY,   -- e.g. '2026-03'
  spend_usd   NUMERIC,
  cap_usd     NUMERIC,
  updated_at  TIMESTAMPTZ
);

-- Hypothesis voting
CREATE TABLE hypothesis_votes (
  reference   TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
  upvotes     INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
  downvotes   INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
  updated_at  TIMESTAMPTZ
);

All tables are optional — the app falls back to disk if Supabase is unavailable (EN only; ES requires Supabase).

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Deploy to Render

A render.yaml is included. To deploy:

1. Push the repo to GitHub.
2. In the Render dashboard, click New > Blueprint and point it at the repo.
3. Set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY (and optionally SUPABASE_URL / SUPABASE_KEY / BIBCRIT_ADMIN_KEY) as environment variables.
4. Deploy.

The default spend cap is $10.00/month. Raise it via BIBCRIT_API_CAP_USD in the Render environment variables.

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Roadmap

✅ Completed (v2.5 → v3.0)

• 14 analysis tools across textual, critical, literary, and discovery categories
• Chiasm & Literary Structure Detector (/chiasm) — first open tool of its kind
• Source Criticism Tool (/source) — J/E/D/P attribution with Wellhausen / Friedman / Baden grounding
• Full OT corpus coverage — MT (ETCBC) + LXX (Vaticanus) across all books
• 1QIsaᵃ (Dead Sea Scrolls) corpus — DSS Bridge Tool runs on real scroll data
• Samaritan Pentateuch corpus (5 books, 114,889 words)
• MorphGNT / SBLGNT corpus (27 NT books, 137,554 words)
• Peshitta real corpus — ETCBC/peshitta via Text-Fabric (SEDRA); 39 OT books, 308,863 Syriac word tokens
• NT Use of OT Analyzer — citation-form determination across MT and LXX
• Spanish translation layer (analysis_cache_es) — full UI + analysis output
• 141 featured passages pre-cached across all tools (instant load)
• Persona-based home page — Scholar, PhD Candidate, Student entry points
• Scholar / Student mode toggle (technical vs. plain-language view)
• RIS and TEI XML export for Divergence Analysis
• BiblIndex deep-links in Patristic Citations tool
• Open Data API

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🔜 Phase 1 — Months 1–2: Foundation

Corpus

• Peshitta real corpus — ETCBC/peshitta via Text-Fabric; 39 OT books, 308,863 Syriac word tokens in pesh_etcbc/
• MT/LXX expansion — all 39 MT books and 38 LXX books already present (complete)
• Extended DSS witnesses — 4QSamᵃ (4Q51), 11QPaleoLev (11Q1), 4QDeutn (4Q41) added; note: 1QpHab excluded (ETCBC DSS has no MT-aligned verse coordinates for this scroll)

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🔜 Phase 2 — Months 3–4: New Traditions

Corpus

• Targum corpus (Onkelos + Jonathan) — Sefaria API; 26 books; 240,297 Aramaic word tokens in targ_sefaria/
• Vulgate corpus (Jerome) — scrollmapper/bible_databases Clementine Vulgate; 66 books; 569,588 Latin word tokens in vul_clementine/
• LXX variant MSS — add Sinaiticus and Alexandrinus alongside Vaticanus; unlocks three-way LXX manuscript comparison

New tools

• Targum Comparator (/targum) — MT vs. Targum word-level comparison; expansion types: theological, halakhic, messianic, divine-name substitution (Memra/Shekhina), haggadic; Sperber / McNamara methodology
• NT Textual Tradition Analyzer (/nt-text) — classify NT variants across Byzantine, Alexandrian, and Western text types; UBS/NA apparatus data + AI analysis; Metzger methodology

Infrastructure

• True Anthropic token streaming — messages.stream() live in ClaudePipeline._call_streaming(); sections arrive section-by-section via staggered CSS reveal
• Hebrew RTL UI (he locale) — RTL wiring in base.html ✓; he i18n strings not yet translated

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🔜 Phase 3 — Months 5–6: Synthesis

Corpus

• Second Temple literature — Pure AI (no external corpus required); 1 Enoch, Jubilees, Sirach, 4 Ezra, Tobit from Claude training knowledge
• Peshitta NT — Syriac NT (Aramaic Primacy tradition); third NT tradition alongside SBLGNT

New tools (capstone — require all prior corpora)

• Second Temple Literature Bridge (/stl) — map allusions from 1 Enoch, Jubilees, Sirach, 4 Ezra to canonical texts; critical for DSS and NT intertextuality; Nickelsburg / VanderKam / Collins methodology
• Intertextuality Mapper (/intertextuality) — full allusion network for any passage: inner-biblical allusions, NT echoes, patristic citations, DSS parallels, Second Temple parallels; exportable as JSON-LD / RDF; Hays / Beale / Fishbane methodology

Infrastructure

• Full open API v1 — versioned endpoints, API key management, rate limiting, Swagger docs at /api/docs
• Dutch UI (nl) and Portuguese UI (pt)
• JOSS paper v3 + Zenodo DOI update — reflect 14 tools and 9 corpus traditions

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v3.0 target state

Metric	v2.2 now	v3.0 (+6 months)
Analysis tools	14	15
Corpus traditions	8	10
UI languages	2 (EN, ES)	5 (+ HE, NL, PT)
First-in-world open tools	5	11

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License

Apache 2.0 — see LICENSE.

Corpus data retains its own licenses: ETCBC/BHSA and ETCBC/DSS are CC-BY-NC 4.0; SP (dt-ucph/sp) and SBLGNT have their own terms. See each upstream repository for details.

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Credits

Built by Jossi Fresco. Analysis powered by Claude (Anthropic). Corpus data: ETCBC (MT, DSS), dt-ucph/sp (Samaritan Pentateuch), Rahlfs (LXX), SBLGNT (GNT).