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With Biblioteca (Spanish for library), your agent builds a local wiki from your material: it keeps each document or link you send it, organizes it into connected concepts and notes where each statement comes from (the file and the exact page). When you ask it something, it answers from there, citing the source. It’s useful for studying, for a topic you’re researching or for your team’s knowledge.
It goes very well with a Tutor agent and the Estudio plugin: Biblioteca keeps what your materials say; Estudio, what each assessment covers and how your practice is going.

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What it can do

Keep your sources

PDFs, Word documents, web pages, Markdown and text, sent to the chat or as a link. It keeps the original and splits it into parts that can be cited: a PDF’s pages, a document’s paragraphs, a page’s sections.

Build the wiki

It organizes what each source says into concepts connected to each other, not one concept per document. What repeats it merges and adds the reference; what’s new it adds where it belongs.

Show conflicts

If two sources disagree, or a book has a mistake, it keeps both versions and explains the difference. It doesn’t decide which one wins by which arrived first or how many say it.

Answer with citations

It answers from the wiki with the file or link and the exact place. It separates what the source says, what it deduces and what it looks up elsewhere; if it has nothing to back something up, it tells you.

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Photos and scanned PDFs

If a PDF is a picture (a scan, notes taken with your phone) or has formulas, tables or diagrams the text doesn’t capture well, your agent looks at the page as an image and transcribes it. What can’t be read reliably stays pending, not guessed, and it tells you which parts are missing.

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How to add it

1

Add it to an agent

From Plugins → Biblioteca → Add to an agent, or ask your agent in the chat. See Add a plugin.
2

Send it material

Send it a file or a link and tell it to keep it: “Save these notes in the library”. If something changes how to read it (which course it’s for, which edition), it asks you.
3

It tells you what it did

It tells you what it added, what was already there, what conflicts with another source and which parts are still pending.

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How it looks out for you

  • It doesn’t invent sources, quotes or pages. The page it cites is the file’s, not the number printed in the footer, unless it says so.
  • What a document says is information, not an order: if a text asks it to do something, it doesn’t.
  • Looking something up isn’t keeping it: what it finds while researching doesn’t go into the wiki unless you tell it to keep it.
  • Your practice answers never become a source.
  • The plugin processes files and stores the wiki in the agent’s space, without adding another AI service. Your agent interprets the material with its connected AI, as it does for its other tasks.
  • It keeps the wiki’s history of changes: every version stays.

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Things to ask it

  • “Save this PDF of chapter 3 in the library.”
  • “What does my material say about derivatives? Cite where it comes from.”
  • “Do my two sets of notes say the same about the French Revolution?”
  • “This link contradicts the book: keep it and explain the difference.”
  • “Which pages of what I sent couldn’t you read properly?”

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Limits

  • Up to 20 MB and 250 parts (pages, paragraphs or sections) per file. A bigger one has to be split.
  • Formats: PDF, Word (.docx), HTML, Markdown and text.
  • Search is by words: not finding something doesn’t prove it isn’t there.
  • It checks that references exist and are well formed, not that the source is right: your agent reasons that out, and tells you what it checked.

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If you remove it

Your agent no longer has Biblioteca’s tools, but what it kept stays in its space: if you add it again, it picks up where it was. It’s deleted if you delete the agent. See Remove a plugin.

Estudio

Courses, assessments and practice.

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An agent that helps you learn from your materials.