5WH schema · tagged vocabularies · no model at runtime

One word in. A brief that agrees with itself, out.

Type one to five words. The first word is the boss: its type decides which questions the brief answers, its affinity profile decides which values are allowed to answer them. Same word + same seed reproduces the same brief, always.

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Try up to 5 words
1 word It becomes the theme. Its type (emotion, place, person, object …) decides which questions the brief answers. Words the tool doesn't know are given a consistent, inferred personality from their own spelling — the same word always leans the same way.
2–5 words The first word is always the boss — it stays the theme. Each later word claims WHO, WHAT or WHERE if that slot is free for its type; if the slot is already taken (two emotions, two abstracts …), the word only tints the overall profile — it won't appear as a subject of its own. Order matters: “reckless love” and “love reckless” give different briefs.
Limit Only the first 5 words are read; anything beyond is ignored. Commas are fine — they read as spaces.
Seed A variation dial, not randomness. Same words + same seed = the exact same brief, every time. Press + to get a different, equally consistent brief for the same words.

Every word has a temperament

Before a single choice is made, your word is interviewed. Five questions — the same five we quietly ask of every mood, light, palette and place in the vocabulary:

EnergyDoes it sit still, or does it move?
ValenceDoes it live in shadow, or in light?
AbstractionIs it a thing you could touch, or an idea?
TemperatureCold to the touch, or warm?
ScaleWould it fit in a hand, or fill a horizon?

The brief is matchmaking: an ingredient only joins if its answers agree with your word's. That is why the result agrees with itself.

Gold pill — your word's answer on that question
Teal dot — a chosen ingredient that agrees
Rust dot — a deliberate dissenter that still earned its place overall

The receipt underneath (chosen · pool · score): pool is how many ingredients were compatible enough to audition for that slot; score is how strongly the winner agrees with your word. Only near-best ever get picked — nothing sneaks in.