Language Genome

The Language Genome - Evolutionary Scripture

Generation 0 Bases 0 Lineage 0 Output is balanced to your seed (same line count, similar length).

Seed Poem (input)

Short lines work best. The engine learns a small lexicon and grammar.

Expressed Poem (output - same height as input)

Lab Panel (widgets and internals)

Mutation Rates

point: 4% ins/del: 2% length: 64b

Genome (DNA)

Mutations appear as lowercase bases in children.

Recent Descendants (click to select, then Breed)

Log

How The Language Genome Works

A small grammar-genetics hybrid that evolves text from your seed.

1) Seed -> Corpus

Your poem becomes a corpus:

• Lexicon: all words
• Lines: original verses
• Bigrams: tiny Markov chain (word to next word)

2) DNA -> Expression

DNA letters drive operations:

• A: add a phrase (splice from corpus)
• T: transpose words in the latest line
• C: copy a previous line
• G: generate a phrase (Markov + affix mutations)

3) Mutations

Point flips bases. Ins/Del inserts or deletes. Length nudges genome size. Lowercase bases in the DNA pane indicate mutated positions.

4) Breeding

Click a card in Recent Descendants, then use "Breed From Selection" to evolve from that child.

5) Output Balance

Output is constrained to your seed's shape:

• Same number of lines
• Each line truncated near the seed's median length
• Output height mirrors the input textarea

6) Quickstart

1) Paste a poem. 2) Click Seed Genome. 3) Click Mutate -> Child a few times. 4) Select a descendant card. 5) Click Breed From Selection.