Passage-grounded Thomistic AI
Summa Virtue Chat
Compact Aquinas-grounded research assistant built on a 1.5B Qwen model plus the full-corpus Summa virtue LoRA adapter, tuned for fast citation-aware answers.
What This Is
Aquinas-grounded chat for virtue, vice, emotions, habits, and moral choices.
How To Ask
Ask normally. Try a feeling, a real situation, or a short doctrine question.
Your conversation will appear here after you send a question.
Questions to try
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Current Setup
- Base model:
Qwen/Qwen2.5-1.5B-Instruct - Adapter:
runs/christian_virtue/qwen2_5_1_5b_instruct/full_corpus/20260422_223349 - Dataset:
data/processed/sft/exports/christian_virtue_v1 - Logs root:
runs/christian_virtue/qwen2_5_1_5b_instruct/full_corpus_chat - Active run: starts with your first message or with
Start New Logged Session.
Quick Guide
Ask in plain English about virtue, vice, emotions, habits, law, grace, happiness, or a real-life moral situation. For exact citations or map browsing, use the Graph viewer.
Questions to try
Start here if you want to see the chat work quickly.
What is prudence according to Aquinas?How does justice differ from mercy?What virtue opposes sloth?Is anger always a sin for Aquinas?I feel like I am too proud. Is that bad?I am anxiousWhat does Aquinas say about love?Is lying ever okay?I feel like nothing I do matters.
Boundaries
- Short direct prompts are fastest on this public CPU Space.
- Use the Graph viewer for exact article checks before academic citation.
- Off-topic questions get a brief Thomistic angle when one exists.
- Treat chat answers as drafts to verify before academic use, especially when a question depends on historical context outside the reviewed moral corpus.
Evidence discipline
- passage-grounded
- virtue-centered
- timestamped transcripts
- full-corpus adapter
The chat is designed as a polished public doorway; the graph remains the formal evidence workspace for browsing segments and relations.