01What Zin Si is
Zin Si is the guide built into PulseCore. Ask it what a term means, where an idea is developed in the book, how an equation is read, or what you are seeing in the simulation, and it answers from the material this site publishes.
The book
Binary Pulse Theory's nine chapters: the laws, their equations and the reasoning around them.
The lexicon
Every term the theory defines, with its formal statement and the chapter that introduces it.
The game
What the simulation shows: pulses, wells, novas and the universes players run.
The site
Where to find things, and what each page of PulseCore is for.
02How it answers
- It looks first. Your question is matched against the book and the lexicon, and what is found is given to the model alongside it, so answers lean on what the text actually says.
- A language model writes the reply. Zin Si answers through Claude, Anthropic's model.
- It stays on topic. Questions outside Binary Pulse Theory and PulseCore get a short note saying so, not an answer.
- When the model is unavailable, Zin Si still looks terms up in the lexicon for you.
03Limits
- A daily number of answers: a few for visitors, more for signed-in members. When they run out, the lexicon lookup still works.
- It can be wrong. A language model can misread a passage or state something the book does not. Where it matters, follow it back to the chapter.
- Your conversations are stored, as the Privacy Policy explains. Don't share anything private with it.
04Start a conversation
Ask about a term, an equation or something you saw in the game.