For publishers of rulebooks and technical documentation.

A game’s rulebook or a product’s documentation is dense, and its own search returns pages instead of answers. Readers ask “can I do this?” questions that depend on exact wording. OmniClew answers from the official text and quotes the passage that settles it.

What readers ask a rulebook

Readers ask things like “Can I play this card after combat?”, “What does this setting do?”, “Does this ability stack?” and “What happens if both players do this at once?” A reader asking this does not know the rule number, so OmniClew matches their words to the official wording.

Exact wording matters

A rules question turns on exact wording, so a paraphrased answer can be wrong. OmniClew never rewrites the rule. It shows a reviewed answer with the official passage highlighted, and the answer is rejected if its quote is not an exact match.

An unofficial answer engine from a public rulebook

OmniClew can build an unofficial answer engine from a public rulebook, with every answer quoted from the official text.

Questions that need several rules

A question that combines several rules into one new ruling is outside what OmniClew does today. In that case OmniClew may show the relevant passages and leaves the ruling to a person.

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