A new way to use Quarex

Hi friends of Quarex,

I want to tell you about something new at quarex.org/evaluate.

Evaluate turns Quarex from a library you read into a system that thinks across the library — over 1,000 books and 50,000+ topic-questions. Instead of just finding information, it weighs ideas against each other, tests claims against sources, and shows where the library's coverage is strong, contested, or thin. Every evaluation does two things at once: it helps you understand the topic, and it tells us where Quarex needs to grow next — which books to build, which chapters to extend, which connections to make.

You can use it two ways:

• Statement mode — pick a claim (“Citizens United fundamentally changed American politics”) and see how it holds up against the library.
• Question mode — pick a sharp question (“Do large language models reason, or only pattern-match?”) and get a real evaluation rather than a definition.

There are 100 curated starters across seven topics — Politics, Media, AI, Science, Health, Mind, Philosophy.

What I'd love from you: try three or four on topics you care about. The signal from your evaluations tells me directly which books to commission next. You're not just users of the library — you're shaping what it becomes.

— Peter