Your work, found and organized.
Stature finds the work you have published, transcribes your talks and podcasts, and brings in your social posts, then keeps it current on a schedule. Ask across your record and the answer comes back with the exact passage cited. For a single scholar or an entire institution.
Across fourteen years of your record, one claim recurs: age-related decline in selective attention is gated by inhibitory control, not by raw processing speed. Three strands converge on it.
Your 2018 dichotic-listening study isolated suppression of the unattended channel as the variable that survived age-adjustment, where reaction-time measures did not. The 2021 replication widened the cohort and held the effect.
Whether the inhibitory account extends to divided attention remains unresolved; you first raised it in a 2019 keynote, since transcribed.
No source on divided-attention outcomes appears in your record at the published level, so this synthesis stops where your evidence does.
It finds your work. Not just what you upload.
A Claude Project answers what you paste in. Stature finds what you would never assemble by hand, a decade of posts, a hundred podcast appearances, the paper you forgot you wrote, then answers with the passage cited. The record is hard to build, and it compounds: the longer it runs, the more complete it becomes.
Most tools only know what you remember to upload. Stature builds your record from what you publish, say, and post, then adds new work as it appears.
Discover
Finds work published in your name across scholarly indexes such as ORCID, OpenAlex, and PubMed, plus the open web: op-eds, newsletters, and posts. Those are examples, not the full list.
Transcribe
Your talks, panels, and podcast appearances become searchable, cited text, transcribed by a specialist provider, with each speaker labeled.
Connect
Bring in your social posts and newsletters, plus your own institutional sources.
Stay current
Rediscovery runs on a schedule and adds new work as it is published. Discovery is thorough, not exhaustive, and you can always add what it missed.
With evidence.
Stature cites at the level of the passage. Click a citation and you land on the exact sentence that produced the answer, with its tier and the date it was written. The receipt comes with the claim. Try it in the panel above.
The throughline across your record is inhibitory controlc1, not raw processing speedc2. The 2021 replication widened the cohort and held the effectc3.
Ask a question and Stature pulls the passages that answer it, each one tagged with its level and quoted back with its source. You see where every answer came from.
Three surfaces. One record.
What you actually touch. A chat over your whole record. A dossier you can export, citations intact. And your AI tools, via an MCP server, querying the same record.
Chat
A chat over your full record. Inline citations open the source in the margin.
Dossier
Curate the answers that matter into a document. Export to PDF, Markdown, or JSON, with every citation kept.
"stature": {
"url": "mcp.stature.cloud",
"scope": "your record"
}Your AI tools
Let the AI tools you already use, like Claude and ChatGPT, query your record through your personal MCP server, held to the same access you have.
Built for the individual. Ready for the institution.
The same instrument at two scales. A working scholar can stand it up alone in minutes. An institution can give a whole team the record, with access controls.