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Example Meta-Syntheses

These pages are static, self-contained examples of OKT meta-synthesis reports. They show what a finished cross-scope synthesis looks like — and, more importantly, they let you click any citation to see the underlying fact and its sources.

Each example was produced by the OKT agentic flow: a research agent partitioned a broad topic into scopes, one synthesizer ran per scope, and a super-synthesizer wove the per-scope documents into a single meta-synthesis. That document was then stored as a report and auto-annotated against the repository's facts by embedding similarity.

On these pages the annotations are frozen: the fact text and source URLs are embedded directly in the page — there is no API call and no live repository connection. Every [N] superscript in the text is a citation; click it to open a popover showing the supporting fact and where it came from.

Why these examples?

  • Attribution is visible. You can trace every claim back to a specific fact and its source URLs, which is the core promise of an OKT report.
  • The examples are real. They come from actual investigations run against the default repository (254 sources for the healing synthesis; ~150 for the agroforestry synthesis).
  • They are static. You can read and analyze them without booting the stack or authenticating.

Examples

  1. Miraculous Healing & Spontaneous Disease — a 9-scope meta-synthesis (254 sources) covering spontaneous remission, placebo/nocebo neuroscience, faith and prayer, energy healing, plant medicine, guru transmission, contemplative practice, vibrational therapy, and stress pathology.
  2. A Highland Tropical Food Forest for Cartago, Costa Rica — a 5-scope meta-synthesis (~150 sources) on climate/soils, avocado, coffee, polyculture design, and regenerative practices for a food forest at ~1800 m on Andisol.

How to produce your own

Run the same flow against any OKT repository: research (plan + gather) → one synthesizer per scope → super-synthesizer to combine. Store the result via createReport and OKT auto-annotates every sentence with its matching facts. See Phase 3 — Reports and Reports and Auto-Annotation.