We’ve all been there: you ask a mainstream AI (like ChatGPT or Gemini) a simple question about the Faith, and it gives you a "woke" cocktail of religious indifferentism and 1960s ambiguity.
As an engineering student at Efrei Paris and a parishioner of St. Nicolas du Chardonnet, I decided I’d had enough. Instead of complaining, I used my school projects to build a "Digital Counter-Measure."
Introducing voxtraditionis.com
It’s an AI tool specifically designed to stay within the boundaries of the Pre-Vatican II Magisterium.
Why you might find it "tuff":
The Brain: It’s powered by Gemini 1.5 Flash, but I've "chained" it to traditional sources—The Summa, the Council of Trent, and the great Pre-Conciliar manuals.
The Privacy: As a student, I have neither the time nor the interest to sell your data. The site is stateless: I don't store your questions, and I don't have a database of users.
The Mission: It’s a non-profit project. We already have ~50 daily users from 16 countries, and the goal is simply to help souls find clear, traditional answers.
A quick warning: It’s still an AI (a "Digital Scribe," if you will), so it might occasionally make a mistake. If you catch it sounding like a modern politician or a liberal theologian, please let me know so I can "exorcise" the code.
I’d be honored if you could test it and give me your feedback. I’m doing this for the restoration of the Faith, one prompt at a time.
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