Sentence interface
Inflect
A sentence is not a prompt. It is the tool.
Inflect reads one written sentence and composes it into a working interface: the words stay, and the parts that describe a tool become the tool.
The build runs locally and deterministically. The same sentence always produces the same tool.
The idea
How one sentence becomes an interface.
Instead of asking a model for an answer, Inflect parses what you wrote into an interface. The nouns and times that describe the task become the controls; the rest of the sentence stays visible as the record of what was asked.
The interaction
Parsed words stay on screen.
In the build, the parsed parts of the sentence are marked in the sentence itself and mirrored as controls inside the tool: a date, a time, a person. Nothing is moved into a form field where it can no longer be checked.
More sentences, more tools
Captured from the current build: the same interaction, three different sentences — an event, a contact, a calculation.
The build
Local, deterministic, and published.
The build includes a set of example sentences (an event, a reminder, a calculation, a contact, a focus block, a split of an amount between people) and an inspect view of what the parser understood.
- Input
- One written sentence.
- Output
- A working tool built from the sentence's own words.
- Runs
- Locally and deterministically, with no model call.
- Examples in the build
- 20 sentences, including an event, a reminder, a contact, a split and a choice.
- Public surface
- A live demo deployment, reachable from this page.
The live deployment is a public demo of the same build, not a separate product: authoring and parsing still run in the browser, and nothing is sent anywhere.