Paste any text (article, speech, manifesto, report) or fetch a URL. The analyzer extracts concepts, builds a cross-scale co-occurrence sheaf, measures coherence (Γ), self-reference (Ψ), and coherence debt K(t), and renders the result as a rotatable 3D graph. Click any node — or any word in the source text — to inspect its stalk.
Σ edge_weight · ρ / Σ edge_weight where ρ is restriction-map fidelity between concepts (layer alignment × context overlap × valence agreement). Γ=1 perfect gluing; Γ<0.5 severe obstruction.Ψ = (1−Γ)/max(Γ,0.01), plus a text-level term counting first-person markers, self-citations ("as I said", "my framework"), and n-gram self-repetition. High Ψ → the narrative is referring to itself more than to external reality.K = Σ edge_weight · (1 − ρ). In the full theory this is time-integrated; here it's a single-snapshot reading. Interpret relatively: compare two texts, not the absolute number.