Research · Open source · Engineering

Connecting ancient texts
with modern technology.

Digital Humanities, Biblical Studies, and practical software engineering.

I'm Tony Jurg. I build reproducible research workflows and tools for exploring ancient languages, annotated texts, and complex data — alongside applications for the web and connected devices.

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Developer tools

Perseus MCP

An MCP server for discovering and retrieving ancient Greek and Latin texts through Perseus and Scaife resources.

Research

Hakhel

Reproducible research on the inclusion of children in Deuteronomy 31, combining Hebrew, Greek, and reception history.

Applications

Parasha Gematria Browser

Explore numerical values and matching words across individual Torah portions in a browser-based reader.

Developer tools

tf2neo4j

Export linguistic nodes, features, and relationships from Text-Fabric to a Neo4j graph database.

Applications

Venta Protocol V2

A Python library for interacting with compatible Venta humidifiers on a local network.

Applications

Weekly Parasha Manager

A WordPress plugin for maintaining weekly Torah readings and presenting schedules and links via shortcodes.

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About my work

My interests connect biblical scholarship with software engineering: careful treatment of primary sources, reproducible computation, and accessible tools for researchers. Projects cover Biblical Hebrew and Ancient Greek, Text-Fabric and Context-Fabric, MCP integrations, and visualization.

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