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AI generates endless content. But without context and structure, it’s noise. Common Chronicle is live, part of the II-Commons stack 📜 It turns messy context into structured, sourced timelines. • AI-assisted event mapping • verifiable source links • export as JSON / Markdown • runs locally

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