Seminary Teacher Tex

Seminary teachers build up years of study notes: lesson ideas, scripture references and impressions written down so they wouldn’t be lost. Seminary Teacher Tex turns them into something you can ask, the night before a lesson or the moment an idea connects.

How it helps

  • Ask across every note at once, the way you think, instead of searching one word at a time and hoping you tagged it.
  • Show me every lesson idea I’ve had on Alma 32. Every answer quotes your own notes and names the note it came from.
  • Keep reading, marking and taking notes in Gospel Library the way you do today. This works alongside it.

It finds and quotes what you wrote. It doesn’t write devotional thoughts or doctrine for you.

Yours to keep

It’s built on the studio’s Second Brain service. Your notes live as plain files in accounts in your name, readable by any AI, with backups you’ve seen restored.

Where it stands

The first install is in pilot with a working seminary teacher. When it’s proven, it opens to other seminary teachers.

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