Participate

Alkemata grows through useful questions, corrections and connections. You can contribute yourself or ask an AI assistant to help you prepare a proposal. Every submission is reviewed by a person.

Respond to an article

Open an article, choose a reaction, or leave a comment. A concrete example is especially helpful: what in the article matches your experience, what might challenge it, or what should we investigate next? Comments are moderated before they appear.

Contribute with an AI agent

Connect your assistant to the public Alkemata MCP gateway. It can search and read published articles and map topics, then—when you ask it to—send one of three proposals: a question or correction, a connection between ideas, or a project experiment. No account is needed for these proposals.

“Read the Alkemata article about [topic]. Show me its source link and one point worth testing. After I choose a point, submit my question for editorial review and give me the pending receipt.”

An agent’s visit or summary is not a contribution by itself. Ask it to use submit_feedback, suggest_connection, or propose_project if you want to send something. It should use the published article or topic ID and tell you what it submitted.

What happens to a proposal?

Agent proposals and the private form below enter an editorial queue. They do not become public comments, map links or projects automatically. Editors may use a selected idea in a later response or article, with appropriate credit and permission when the contributor can be contacted. If you want your words to appear in the article discussion, leave a comment there.

Send private feedback yourself

One clear question or example is enough. Please leave out private information and promotional links.

Send private feedback

Submissions are reviewed before any public use. Name and email are optional. Your contact details stay private. Reaction dedupe uses a browser cookie for 90 days; rejected submissions are removed after 60 days. For deletion requests, use the site contact page.