okhp3-cross-tradition-compare

okhp3-cross-tradition-compare

OverKill Hill P³ · overkillhill.com · github.com/OKHP3

Quick start -- no API required

The 20 pre-seeded themes are embedded in this skill with static passage text. Use them immediately:

1. Pick a theme ID from the index at the bottom of this file (e.g. forgiveness)
2. Read the theme's three tradition objects from compareThemes.ts in the host project
3. Render each tradition's staticText and translationName in a three-panel layout; add provider attribution from the host data
4. Display bridgingNote below the panels under "What Connects These?"

No network call is required. The data is ready. For live verse fetching on top of static text, use okhp3-verse-lookup with the liveRef field.

Mission

Identify shared themes and structurally parallel passages across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam -- presented without declaring any tradition superior, more complete, or more historically prior. The goal is discovery and translation between faiths, not synthesis, merger, or competitive ranking.

Execution contract

• Start from a seeded theme ID when one fits. Preserve its references, lookup keys, translation names, and provider mapping exactly unless the host data is intentionally being revised.
• Treat staticText as display seed text, not proof that a live provider is available. If exact wording, scope, or coverage is uncertain, use okhp3-verse-lookup or label the passage as unavailable instead of inventing a quotation.
• Present one structurally equal panel per tradition. Proportionality affects the number of examples, never the dignity, visual weight, or authority of a panel.
• Describe observed parallels and real differences separately. Do not infer borrowing, fulfillment, correction, priority, or superiority from a thematic resemblance.
• Preserve translation and source attribution in the host UI. A bridging note is interpretation of the comparison structure, not a doctrinal conclusion.

Scope