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Guidance for the features that are available in the current production slice.
Applies to Novus Learn 0.1.0
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Copy link- Live, debounced Wikipedia search with relevance fallback and “did you mean” suggestions.
- Disambiguation choices before learning content.
- Article revision and canonical identity.
- Wikidata entity resolution and Commons attribution.
- Stable source blocks, direct claims, concepts, and labelled relationships.
- Claim-level evidence and versioned IndexedDB project snapshots.
- Extractive “Ask this topic” Q&A with a natural-language command layer — no LLM.
- Compare two things and, where the source supports it, get a comparison visual.
- Quick-read summaries, a full study-notes breakdown, and downloadable fully-referenced sources.
- A free Wiktionary dictionary, plus inline define-on-tap for concepts.
- The Novus Hub — a global ⌘K command palette across topics, your library, and the dictionary.
- Interactive Knowledge Canvas with a semantic list alternative.
- Validated network, timeline, process, cycle, and comparison visual grammars.
- Local visual editing, playback, study-stage selection, and attributed snapshot export.
- Source-grounded guided lessons, flashcards with local spaced repetition, and safe quizzes.
- Keyless link-outs to free videos, lectures, courses, certificates, open textbooks, and how-to guides.
- Local, browser-first uploads for text, Markdown, EPUB, PDF, Word, PowerPoint, and transcript files.
- Device-local saved and recent topic lists.
- Light, dark, and reduced-motion preferences.