Opposition Library · Submission Portal

Submit a Claim.
Build the Record.

HevrutAI accepts submissions of contested claims, AI-generated distortions, historical inversions, and narrative manipulations for human-supervised review. High-quality submissions that pass review become permanent documented cases in the Opposition Library.

How submissions work
01 — SUBMIT You describe the claim, where you found it, and what makes it worth investigating.
02 — RESEARCH Your submission enters an automated research pipeline that traces origins, spread vectors, and historical precedent.
03 — REVIEW A human reviewer evaluates the research and determines whether the case warrants full archive status.
04 — ARCHIVE Verified cases enter the Opposition Library as permanent, citable public records.
Stage I — The Source
Direct link to the post, article, video, AI output, or document. A screenshot URL is acceptable if the original has been deleted.
Stage II — Claim Type
Not sure? Select "Other / Unsure" — the review team will classify it.
Stage III — Your Account
0 characters · minimum 20 required
A link to an archived document, scholarly source, or primary record that directly contradicts the claim.
Stage IV — Your Contribution
Anonymous submissions are accepted. Named contributors may be recognized for verified, high-quality submissions.
Complete the required fields above to submit
All submissions enter a human review queue. Not every submission becomes a case — reviewers evaluate source quality, investigability, and evidentiary value. The tool is not the authority. The evidence is the authority.
Submission Received
Your claim has entered the research pipeline.
A human reviewer will evaluate it for archive status.


What happens next

Your submission enters automated research: origin tracing, spread vector analysis, historical precedent mapping.

A human reviewer then evaluates the research and determines whether the case warrants full Opposition Library status.

Approved cases become permanent, citable public records. Contributors of high-quality submissions may be recognized in the archive.