The Sanskrit E-Text Inventory (SETI)—or "Search for E-Textual Intelligence"— harkens back to the original "register" function of GRETIL, to simply indicate where searchable Sanskrit e-texts are available online.
The foundation of SETI is a simple spreadsheet: the SETI master document. For more information, see this blog post.
SETI's data is integrated into Pāṇḍitya, which presents it as clickable links within its interactive graph. Look for work nodes highlighted in gold, right-click, and browse available e-texts under the “View on” submenu.
Below is a list of e-text collections currently included in SETI (as of 2025-04-17) and numbers on how much of each can be correlated with Pandit Project entities (as of the 2024-12-23 export) and displayed here via Pāṇḍitya's work nodes. Click on the below links to see an interactive visualization of each.
| Collection | E-Texts, Total* | Matched to Pandit Work ID(s) | Pāṇḍitya Work Nodes |
|---|---|---|---|
| GRETIL | 1037 | 771 (74.3%) | 425 |
| DCS | 257 | 162 (63.0%) | 159 |
| SARIT | 75 | 64 (85.3%) | 86 |
| Sanskrit Library and TITUS | 171 | 103 (60.2%) | 77 |
| Vātāyana and Pramāṇa NLP | 45 | 45 (100.0%) | 45 |
| Muktabodha KSTS | 52 | 47 (90.3%) | 38 |
For fine-grained data,
including insights into overlap/uniqueness of each collection,
see the API /seti routes
(Swagger doc).