Forge
Scopa’s Forge is a catalog you search and inspect.
You pick a collection, find a record, and read a curated profile. Where the collection supports it, you compare items or follow a related record by name. You do not need an internal code to move around.
Forge does not chat. Copy on the page is written guidance, placed next to the thing it describes. It will not answer a question you type. There is no question box. A control named Model only names that guide. The only choice in it is ScopaNLG.
The first look is dark: charcoal and blue, monospace. To change it, open ⋮, then Settings, and choose Light, Dark, or Use system. Light is paper and blue. There is no theme control on the catalog itself. Print in that menu is the browser’s print. Details are in Getting started.
What a visit looks like
- Choose a collection from Object Selection.
- Search for a record by name under Item Search.
- Read the profile, including any written note beside it.
- If the page offers it, filter the list, compare a figure, or open a related name.
Until you choose a collection, Forge shows an Objects table: name, domain, and status. Coming soon... cannot be opened. Early access can. Deployed! is the ordinary case. News Articles is the row marked Coming soon..., so it is not in the selector. The page says it is still waiting on that data.
Trending stays empty. The caption says trending items are not available yet, because nothing behind Forge records how often an item is viewed.
Where to go next
- Getting started — the first visit, in order.
- Collections — what Object Selection can open.
- Search, Profiles, Compare, and Related records.