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.

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 anxious
  • What 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.