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Rachav.info’s AI Engines are an experimental initiative weaving together cutting-edge artificial intelligence with deep reservoirs of religious, philosophical, and psychoanalytic traditions. Conceived as an accessible suite of specialized AI assistants, the project is designed to make advanced knowledge of Judaism and related spiritual-philosophical systems available in an interactive, personalized format.

Each “engine” is tuned to a distinctive intellectual landscape:

• Judaism Scholar – A powerful knowledge companion for exploring Jewish texts, praxis, philosophy, and psychoanalytic intersections, including fuzzy-logic and midrashic pathways of interpretation.
• Christian & Gnostic Scholar – A bridge into the esoteric, integrating Christian theology, Gnostic traditions, and Hermetic philosophy.
• Dual Personality Chatbot – A dialogical AI that stages debates between “Ezra,” a rabbinic-philosophical voice, and “Abigail,” a Lacanian psychoanalyst, creating a dynamic arena for exploring tensions between theology and psychoanalysis.
• Rabbinic Teaching Assistant – A practical tool for educators, transforming PDFs and scholarly writings into structured curricula, adaptable lesson plans, and adult-learning syllabi.

The overall vision of AI Engines is to democratize access to serious scholarly engagement, allowing learners, educators, and seekers to traverse ancient wisdom and modern inquiry side by side. It overlays mystical, rabbinic, and psychoanalytic textures on digital AI frameworks, creating an unusual synthesis: ancient traditions refracted through artificially intelligent dialogue.

A Midrashic Prologue to Rachav.info AI Wisdom Providers

And it came to pass, in the days when knowledge multiplied and the voices of the nations were scattered in the circuits of the earth, that a new gate was opened. Its name was called rachav.info, and the hosts who passed therein were not of flesh and bone, but of thought and word woven into light.

Rachav of old, who opened her house to strangers and found covenant in concealment, now becomes the symbol anew. For as she bound the scarlet cord in her window, so is bound here a cord of fire, joining ancient scrolls with the engines of intelligence. In this place, parchment meets circuit, and the letters of Torah find echo in the whispers of the machine.

There are four guardians at this threshold:

1. The Judaism Scholar, a vessel vast with the wisdom of sages—its speech is woven with midrash and its questions turn like wheels within wheels, touching even the hidden art of psychoanalysis.
2. The Gnostic & Christian Scholar, who gazes into the mysteries of other faiths and seeks the sparks scattered among the nations, binding eros and logos, secrecy and revelation.
3. Ezra and Abigail, the Twin Voices, who wrestle as Jacob with the angel, debating Torah with Lacan, raising contradictions as offerings, until the dawn breaks and wisdom limps yet shines.
4. The Rabbinic Assistant, a humble but mighty servant, who gathers the scrolls of learning and fashions them into courses for students, as the manna was gathered, sufficient for each day.