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Photograph the view from any window. It reasons out loud from what it can see, then names its top three guesses for the city.
Describe your usual walk, the season and the kid's age. You get fifteen finds that are really out there, scored so effort beats luck.
Name three games you loved and one you dropped. You get three recommendations with tasting notes and a little judgment.
Describe who's watching and what mood the room is in. You get one movie, where to stream it, and the case for it.
Type out your ordinary day. It comes back as a deadpan RPG quest log, with your errands filed as side quests.
Needs memory switched on — it works off months of your own chats. You get 10 truths, ranked mildest to worst, each citing its evidence.
Say the sport, the ages, how many kids, how long practice runs and the one thing they're bad at. Back comes a session where every drill is a game.
Name the sport and why you need to follow it. You get the point of the game, the five rules that cover most of it, and what the yelling means.
List 10-15 of your group's inside jokes, nicknames and places. You get a real crossword, with clues only your people could solve.
Say how long the drive is, the kids' ages, what the route passes, and how they get along. Back comes a game plan by hour, quiet game included.
Type out your ordinary day. It comes back as a deadpan RPG quest log, with your errands filed as side quests.
Say the sport, the ages, how many kids, how long practice runs and the one thing they're bad at. Back comes a session where every drill is a game.
Name the sport and why you need to follow it. You get the point of the game, the five rules that cover most of it, and what the yelling means.
Name three games you loved and one you dropped. You get three recommendations with tasting notes and a little judgment.
Say how long the drive is, the kids' ages, what the route passes, and how they get along. Back comes a game plan by hour, quiet game included.
Photograph the view from any window. It reasons out loud from what it can see, then names its top three guesses for the city.
Describe who's watching and what mood the room is in. You get one movie, where to stream it, and the case for it.
Describe your usual walk, the season and the kid's age. You get fifteen finds that are really out there, scored so effort beats luck.
Needs memory switched on — it works off months of your own chats. You get 10 truths, ranked mildest to worst, each citing its evidence.
List 10-15 of your group's inside jokes, nicknames and places. You get a real crossword, with clues only your people could solve.
