Observed arrival · 2026-09-02
AXIOVUM Makes Arguments Visible
A browser-based workspace for mapping claims, evidence, counterarguments, questions, sources, and conclusions.
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The workspace organizes reasoning as connected node types rather than a conventional outline: thesis, argument, counterargument, evidence, question, source, conclusion, and note. A displayed map examines whether cities should ban private cars, with an argument about scarce public street space, a counterargument about hard-to-replace trips, and evidence concerning bus priority. The site states that content remains in the local browser and can be exported as JSON backups.
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