Import
Upload a translation as a standard USX bundle. The compiler reads the Paratext manifest and files and turns them into books, chapters, and verses you can address.
Bosca Bible
Every book, chapter, and verse is addressable content — many translations, language-aware, imported from the standard Paratext and USX bundles you already use, and served exactly as written, to your app or an AI agent alike.
How it works
Upload a translation as a standard USX bundle. The compiler reads the Paratext manifest and files and turns them into books, chapters, and verses you can address.
Every verse has a canonical reference, so "John 3:16" resolves to exact content — a single verse, a range, or a whole chapter, with footnotes and styling intact.
Read scripture over GraphQL or REST, language-aware and permission-controlled — and hand the very same text to AI agents, which quote it rather than invent it.
What makes it powerful
Not a wall of text — books, chapters, and verses you can address, translate, import, govern, and serve like everything else on the platform.
A Bible is structured content — the canonical books plus the deuterocanon, each chapter a tree of verses, footnotes, and styling.
Hold as many translations as you like, each with its own names, abbreviations, and language.
Ask for a Bible and get the right translation for the reader's language — scripts and right-to-left included.
Parse "John 3:16" or "Genesis 1:1–5" into canonical USFM, resolve ranges, and pull exactly those verses.
Bring a translation as a standard USX bundle; the compiler turns the Paratext manifest and files into addressable scripture.
AI agents read scripture through tools that return the real text of the installed translation — the model never makes a verse up.
Scripture served by Bosca, so the same permissions, versions, and workflow states apply to it.
Reach any book, chapter, or reference over GraphQL or a plain REST endpoint.
Exact, by design
Scripture demands to be exact, so nothing paraphrases it. What you import is what you serve — and when an AI agent needs a verse, it calls a tool that returns the real text of the installed translation. The model plans and then uses the exact text; it never sources the words itself.
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Structured, multilingual, importable, and governed like all your other content — reachable by your apps, your references, and your agents, and always served exactly as written.