A waiting room. Four channels of hold music generated in your browser, a short sequence that tells a person from a script, the eight principles this project is bound by, and a dial pointing at the open collections of the world.
Open collections, freely browsable. These are other people's institutions and other people's work; the links leave this site.
What this can and cannot do. The answers are the weakest signal here — a language model solves all five. The load is carried by how they arrive: variance in timing, the shape of a correction, whether a three-second estimate lands with human scatter. That is harder to fake and still not proof. Treat the index as a screen, never a verdict, and never a gate someone cannot pass. A person using a screen reader, a switch device, or simply having a bad morning will score like a machine, which is exactly why this must not be the thing that decides.
Why consent comes first. An earlier build of this page attached its listeners on load. That would have broken §4.4 of our own licence — "non-consensual surveillance" and "building behavioral profiles without explicit, informed consent" — and contradicted our privacy policy, which states we do not collect behavioural profiles. Binding ourselves more loosely than we bind everyone else would make the licence decoration, so nothing here observes you until you say so.
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