Frame the question
Begin with the exact words, the apparent difficulty, and the context that makes the question matter.
YeshivahAI
AI assists the research. The Torah sources remain the foundation, and human editorial judgment guides the work.
Begin with the exact words, the apparent difficulty, and the context that makes the question matter.
Gather the primary texts and their commentaries. Keep each explanation connected to its source.
Use several AI models to examine arguments and propose objections. Distinguish a quotation, an interpretation, and an unresolved question. Agreement between models does not establish a conclusion.
Revise the work through repeated editorial review. A reader edition offers a clear path; a research edition preserves the deeper discussion.
The aim is understanding: a reader should be able to follow the reasoning and return to the sources.
A project led by Rabbi Arie Presman.
These materials are for study. They do not replace consulting a qualified rabbi for a practical halakhic ruling.