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Archive and Documents

How documents, sources, and citations support family knowledge.

Documents and archive references help turn family stories into evidence-aware history. The goal is to preserve context, not just files.

What this means

A document should be connected to the person, event, place, and source it supports.
Citations help explain where a claim came from and how reliable it may be.
Private documents and raw source text need careful permissions.

How AINMAX supports this

The protected Archive Reading Room separates document viewing, transcript review, evidence, metadata, and versioned archive actions.
Documents can stay linked to people, sources, citations, and research context without exposing private originals publicly.
Uploads, ordering, protected derivatives, preview, rotation, and conflict recovery follow the same permission-aware file model.

What is available now

Protected document upload, collection browsing, filtering, ordering, preview, and version-aware archive workflows.
Archive Reading Room with full-page viewing, transcript/evidence review, metadata, and read-only viewer behavior.
Research sources, citations, facts, and documents can be reviewed together inside the authorized family context.

What is planned

Additional extraction and transcription assistance only after separate safety review.
More preservation metadata and archive-specific educational guidance.
External archive integrations only after provenance, privacy, and interoperability review.

Privacy / safety note

Private documents remain permission-bound. Uploading or reviewing a document does not publish its original file, transcript, or sensitive metadata.