Getting started

Open Scopa’s Forge. The page is wide, with navigation along the side and the catalog in the main area.

Choose a collection

At the top, Object selection lists the collections you can open. The placeholder reads Select an object.... The list is alphabetical. Pick one name, such as Elements or Star Systems.

If you leave this blank, you stay on the index: a table of collection names, the domain each one belongs to, and whether it is ready.

Find a record

Item search appears once a collection is selected. The placeholder reads Search for an item…. Type or scroll to a name and select it.

The names are the public names of the things themselves: a country, a company, an element, a star system. Some labels also carry a second public mark so similar names stay distinct, such as a ticker next to a company or a manufacturer next to a vehicle.

Read what opens

The profile is a short panel of curated facts, then any deeper section that collection has. A written note sits with the panel. It describes what is on screen. Read it as a caption, not as a conversation.

If you see a Model control, it only names that written guide. It is not a choice of assistant, and changing nothing there is the normal way to use Forge.

If the collection is empty

Some collections are listed before they hold records. Forge says so in plain language, including “No records are currently available for this object.” Choose another collection. There is nothing further to click.

A first route that always has shape

Elements, countries, and star systems are straightforward first visits: select the collection, search a name you already know, and read the profile. Commodities are the same pattern, with extra depth on coffee, grains, and crude oil once you have opened that record.