a cut-up machine, after Bowie/Roberts (1995)
Sentences become rows; each word's position becomes a column. Randomize, and words recombine down the columns into new candidate lines. The material is anything published on the open network: Bluesky posts, standard.site documents, WhiteWind blogs. Or whatever you paste. You do the curating.
Search the shelf of collections, or anyone on the network: type a name, or paste a @handle, a did:…, or a feed URL. anywhere deals across the whole shelf; the network · this hour cuts the live firehose snapshot. Deals are seeded: same seed, same hand; live reads hold only while the source does.
0 sentences · 0 columns · no material yet
draw · one sentence's shape, filled from each column's whole pool
Give it at least two sentences with more than one word each — there's nothing to recombine yet.